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If VW sells even 2,000 e-Golfs in calendar 2015, we will eat our hat. But with pricing this competitive, buyers who demand EV motoring sould jump as VW’s loss-leader. It surely costs nearly twice as much to bring to market. Herndon - The 2015 e-Golf is Volkswagen’s first fully electric vehicle for the U.S. Golf family of versatile, sporty hatchbacks, starting in November2014 at participating dealers in select states. Although Volkswagen has sold more than 30 million Golf models worldwide, this is the first zero tailpipe emissions, fully electric version of the car. It is also part of Volkswagen’s Think Blue. “fun-to-drive yet practical” formula, forever ending the idea that compact EVs must be bland and focused only on efficiency. The e-Golf adds a compact electric motor and lithium-ion battery (built in-house at Volkswagen’s Braunschweig facility) to the Golf’s sporty Modular Transverse Matrix (MQB) platform. This modern drivetrain offers zero tailpipe emissions and zero trips to the pump, as well as class-leading torque and interior volume.
Depending on driving style, charging behavior, and other factors, the “real world” driving range for the e-Golf is between 70 and 90 miles. Additionally, Volkswagen is further improving the ownership experience with a groundbreaking and holistic approach to e-Mobility. Volkswagen has announced a collaboration with 3Degrees, a renewable energy services provider, to invest in carbon reduction projects to help offset the emissions created from production, distribution and charging of the e-Golf for up to approximately 36,000 miles of driving. Charging solutions from Bosch and Chargepoint, along with a new Roadside Assistance program and the VW Car-Net e-Golf app are designed to make owning the e-Golf a thoroughly reassuring, rewarding and enjoyable experience. 820 destination and handling) for the SEL Premium model that features a standard 7.2kW onboard charger, a touchscreen navigation system, a leather-wrapped multifunction steering wheel, dual-zone automatic climate control, and LED headlights. The e-Golf shares the majority of its exterior design with the rest of the new Golf family, which means it has the same sharpened lines and dynamic proportions as the other seventh-generation (A7) models.
It is distinguished by some key features, however. The most notable of these is the energy-efficient LED headlights—the very first application of this technology on any Volkswagen vehicle in the United States. These lights offer greater illumination than traditional Bi-Xenon units, yet use less energy doing so. These LED clusters are complemented by C-shaped LED daytime running light strips in the bumper below. Other clues that this is an all-electric VW are the unique badges and blue accents, as well as the obvious lack of any tailpipes at the rear. Not all of the changes are purely aesthetic, as the e-Golf exterior has some unique functional elements. Great attention has been paid to help maximize the car’s aerodynamic efficiency. The most obvious evidence is the bespoke 16-inch aluminum-alloy wheels which are flushed tightly within the wheelarches, helping ensure airflow is smooth and efficient along the sides of the vehicle. These wheels are wrapped in low rolling resistance, 205-section tires. It doesn’t end with the wheels, however, as the radiator shutter and grille, underbody paneling, rear spoiler and C-pillar air vanes all play a role in helping the e-Golf cut through the air as efficiently as possible.
