VW is very serious about electric technology. The auto manufacturer has been making big strides in the electric space, and the future looks promising. In fact, for the e-Golf, it looks like the future is right around the corner as the all-electric hatchback sees big improvement for the upcoming 2017 model year. Don’t take our word for it, see for yourself with these 2017 Volkswagen e-Golf specifications. Read the rest of this entry
Though not much has changed on the e-Golf for the 2016 model year, there probably isn’t much that needed to adjusted based on the success of the 2015 variation of Volkswagen’s electric car. But there have been a few significant changes to the model that interested buyers should be aware of. In addition to the new MIB II infotainment system, the 2016 e-Golf also has a new value-laden SE trim to act as the entry level model. To help you decide which e-Golf suits your driving needs, we’ve compared the 2016 Volkswagen e-Golf SE vs e-Golf SEL Premium trims.
If you own an e-Golf or are considering one, you are likely interested in the eco-friendly, energy saving capabilities of the model. The e-Golf is a full electric car with a range of up to 83 miles. Though this is more than enough for the typical driver on a daily basis, there are ways to further improve energy use through the Eco and Eco+ modes. So, what does the 2015 Volkswagen e-Golf Eco Mode do?