VW is pushing new technology as a key differentiator between it and rival firms as the German marque aims to maximise efficiency and sustainability through new innovations. By 2018, it aims to reduce energy usage and the consumption of water, cutting back on waste and emissions (including CO2 emissions) by 25% across all business areas.
Many Volkswagen vehicles will soon boast no less than ten gears thanks to the German manufacturer’s commitment to improving fuel economy and sustainability.
If you live in the UK, have a spare £100,000 and were hoping to spend in on the Volkswagen XL1, then you’re out of luck. The German car manufacturer released just 30 of these incredibly futuristic-looking eco-supercars to the UK market – and they have now all sold out, thanks to both businesses and individuals who snapped these new models up.
The recently unveiled plug-in hybrid Volkswagen Passat is easily described as a gem of a design. As attractive as it is efficient, this machine is able to achieve a stunning 141mpg.