Sunday, June 23, 2019

2019 Volkswagen Jetta Gls

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Christmas is the time for giving; but more importantly it's also the time for receiving presents too. The last thing you want on Christmas morning is a whole load of boring soapy gifts, that will probably sit at the back of the cupboard until the next Christmas comes along. So why would you do that to anybody else? Shake things up this Christmas with some exciting gifts that will provide entertainment all year round. For the outdoorsy type, there's nothing like sleeping under the stars to capture the true beauty of Mother Nature; however with Britain's constant rain and bad weather, this isn't always the best idea. Luckily for us though, the tent was invented to keep the weather conditions out and provide shelter. It's fair to say that the outdoors might not be everyone's cup of tea though. For those looking to explore warmer climates, there's nothing like a bit of inspiration from travel guides and planners this year. Sometimes a bit of encouragement is all somebody needs; flicking through the most beautiful places in the world, or the best city breaks in Europe might be all the motivation needed to get up and go! Of course the modern man, however adventurous, is nowhere without his gadgets and technology in the wide world. Taking care of these items has never been easier; gel pouches for laptops and tablets are the perfect gift for anyone wanting to look after their things, pockets and mobile holders also come in handy when adventuring. Where ever they are in the world, cover them this Christmas with handy and cool accessories which will protect them!


Volkswagen is maintaining a strong presence at this year’s Consumer Electronics Show (CES), with the unveiling of two new electric-vehicle models. The BUDD-e is making its world premiere at the CES taking place this week in Las Vegas, and VW is also presenting the e-GOLF Touch, a close-to-production model that is equipped with a new-generation infotainment system operating with gesture control. The BUDD-e minivan is a zero-emission minivan, and the first VW to feature the carmaker’s newly developed technology matrix, the Modular Electric Drive Kit (MEB). With a range of up to 533 km, the BUDD-e continues to push the limits of the drive-per-charge capabilities of the new generation of electric vehicles coming to market. As for the e-GOLF electric car, its most noteworthy feature is the inclusion of a cutting-edge infotainment system with enabled gesture control. At its heart, a high-resolution 9.2-inch touchscreen that can be configured and will display varied content (ten different themes, including music and iPhone) in function tiles.


Volkswagen's new Golf is on track to go on sale in Europe starting at the end of February following delays caused by the hatchback's advanced digital features including over the air (OTA) software updates. The Golf "lies within the target corridor when it comes to eliminating bugs," VW brand chief Juergen Stackmann said on the sidelines of the auto show here last week. Stackmann said the launch of the Golf was scheduled for the ninth calendar week of next year, which begins on February 24. It will launch first in Germany, with other European markets following soon after. In part due to its new online functionality, the eighth-generation Golf has been beset by software glitches. Pressed about the exact cause of the software glitches, Stackmann said a lot of the problems faced by engineers were because of the new Golf's ability to update its software over the air. This also makes it potentially vulnerable to hackers.


Previously the only way someone could gain access to key functions of a car was directly tapping into the controller network, or CAN bus. Already now there are ten times more lines of code in the latest Golf than in a smartphone, but it is not just the complexity in the vehicle that causes problems. Another complication is whether OTA software updates affect a vehicle's homologation, Stackmann said. VW originally planned to debut the Golf at the Frankfurt auto show in September. Instead the automaker will focus in Frankfurt on the public premier of the Golf-sized ID hatchback, the first model of its new ID family of full-electric cars. German magazine Der Spiegel reported that only 10,000 units of the new Golf 8 would be produced this year at VW's home plant of Wolfsburg in Germany instead of the planned 80,000, an assertion Volkswagen confirmed in the magazine's report. The Golf is Europe's top-selling passenger vehicle. The car's European sales fell 10 percent to 415,782 last year, according to JATO Dynamics market researchers.