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Volkswagen’s e-Golf sits in the past while looking to the future
Volkswagen is betting on an electric future. After years of Dieselgate and the public relations and financial fallout of that gaff, the automaker wants to move on. So it's been talking at length about its upcoming electric platform to distance itself from the emissions-cheating scandal. At nearly every auto show, it shows off a concept car that'll drive hundreds of miles on a single charge. The future sounds great, but today the company already has a solid EV on the road, the 2017 e-Golf.
Volkswagen wants to make you forget about diesel with new e-Golf
Volkswagen is looking for as much goodwill as it can muster. With that in mind, it introduced a new e-Golf Touch electric vehicle with range of 124 miles. The car has the same styling as it's gas-powered sibling, so potential buyers don't have to fret about losing the compact vehicle's looks to live a greener lifestyle.
VW's E-Golf is an undercover electric car
Some people find a certain satisfaction in proclaiming to the world that they drive a hybrid or pure electric car. Thanks to the Prius line, Chevy Volt and Tesla, it's easy to stick out among the hoards of other vehicles on the road. They are badges of eco-friendliness and forward thinking. Then there's the Volkswagen E-Golf -- an EV that looks exactly like its internal combustion engine counterpart.
