Volkswagen E Golf 2019

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Apparently I drove in ‘normal’ mode only, in which energy recuperation is set at a minimum. Pull the gear lever back in ‘P’ and the e-Golf will regenerate energy as much as possible. Essentially this mode should enable you to drive using one pedal only and get the maximum range out of a full battery. Upon arrival I had about 150 kilometers of range left and managed to ‘only’ get a 65 out of 100 ‘blue efficiency’ score, despite driving in cruise control and under the speed limit most of the time. Despite the increase in battery capability (35.8 kWh over 24.2 kWh previously), the car didn’t quite sell me on electric mobility. But does it have to? The e-Golf’s main purpose is to reach the customers that are already sold on electric mobility but simply haven’t been able to afford it until now. It may be fair to also conclude that the Golf’s architecture might not be the greatest fit for an all-electric vehicle.

Producing an electric car is one thing, producing an electric car while being constrained by existing architecture is another. Given the previous it’s nonetheless impressive what Volkswagen have managed to come up with, but I feel like it could be so much more if it were all-electric from the ground up. After a relaxing ride in the Volkswagen e-Golf, it was time to take the more thrilling Volkswagen Golf R for a spin around the racing circuit of Mallorca. The setting of the track is magnificent: palm trees, a view of Palma de Mallorca in the background, challenging curves and plenty of altitude differences. My weapon of choice was the Golf R with the 7-speed DSG dual clutch, now good for 310 hp (228 kW) and 400 Nm of torque. It comes with all-wheel drive and a launch control option as standard, enabling a 0-100 km/h sprint in just 4.6 seconds. Were you to opt for the manual six-speed, there’ll be no such thing as launch control and you’ll have to do with 380 Nm of torque, securing a 0-100 km/h sprint in 5.1 seconds.

Top speed is electronically governed at 250 km/h, but can be extended by speccing the performance pack which lifts the top speed of the hot-hatch to 267 km/h, and 270 km/h if you have the Volkswagen Golf R Variant. The Golf R’s exhaust has a nice ring to it too. If you feel particularly flush, you can even go for the optional lightweight Akrapovic exhaust system delivering an even more fruitier exhaust note. On the track the Golf R proved to be a very capable companion. It handles well and accelerates out of corners fiercely thanks to the 4MOTION all-wheel drive. The stiffer chassis and suspension setup kept the hot-hatch in check, while the performance braking system (optional) boosted confidence even further. I spent by far the most time driving the new Volkswagen Golf GTI Performance on the open country roads of Mallorca. I opted for the six-speed manual which is standard on the GTI and thoroughly put it through its paces.

The GTI looks very appealing in the bright shade of red combined with black accents. The black honeycomb grille makes the red GTI badging pop, while the other black accents do the GTI’s performance styling justice. Under the hood the GTI Performance gets an extra 15 hp and 20 Nm, bringing its total output to 245 hp (180 kW) and 370 Nm of torque. That’s good enough for a 0-100 km/h sprint in 6.2 seconds and an electronically limited top speed of 250 km/h. The updated GTI Performance also boasts a lot more equipment as standard compared to both its predecessor and the ‘regular’ GTI. The GTI Performance packs a serious punch with maximum torque available from as low as 1,600 rpm until 4,300 rpm. Especially in second gear it just keeps on pulling all the way to and slightly beyond 100 km/h. The following soundtrack from the rear makes the driving experience even more intense. On the back country roads is where the GTI feels perfectly at home.