It will be the eighth generation of what is now the modern icon of the company’s range.
So far only teased with the illustration above, the new car will be on a revised version of the company’s MQB platform, and will feature mild hybrid technology.
No major changes to the car’s long-serving style cues are anticipated when it is revealed in the metal at VW’s Wolfsburg headquarters.
A strong focus on connectivity, driver assistance and safety technology, and enhanced driving dynamics will feature on the new Golf.
There will be GTI and R versions as the car is rolled out in various global markets. Both are expected to receive substantial power boosts.
