Volkswagen’s been in damage control since the revelation in late 2015 of its diesel emissions cheating, and that’s meant we’ve seen little in the way of new products from the brand.
That will start to change come the 2018 model year with new additions like the Atlas as well as an updated Golf and redesigned Tiguan and Touareg all due.
Sadly, that means there’s little in the way of exciting new products for those in the market to buy a car today.
- Alltrack wagon body style added.
- Wolfsburg Edition trim added.
- Sport trim added for GTI.
- Revised styling and increased power and range for e-Golf.
- Updated model to be introduced for 2018.
- Range streamlined to S, SE, SEL, and GLI trims.
- Limited edition #PinkBeetle added.
- All 1.8T models receive more aggressive front and rear bumpers.
- Forward collision warning and automatic braking made standard.
- More features made standard on R-Line trim.
- No changes.
- Redesigned model to be introduced for 2019.
- Turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-4 made standard across the range.
- More standard features added.
- Wolfsburg and Sport trims added.
- R-Line and SE trims discontinued.
- Redesigned model to be introduced for 2018.
- More driver assist features made standard including forward collision warning and automatic braking.
- Wolfsburg trim added.
- Lux trim discontinued.
- Redesigned model to be introduced for 2018.
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