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And because of this, the e-Golf handles better than any of the EVs I have driven thus far. Remember, this is still a Volkswagen and nearly all of VW’s cars have great driving dynamics, and that includes its EV. Of course the car is quiet, since it’s electric. There is a slight bit of noise under acceleration; sort of a purring sound. I’m not sure if it’s truly the motor or if it’s an artificial sound so pedestrians can hear it. Acceleration didn’t feel quite as strong as the Chevrolet Spark or Fiat 500e, but it’s more than adequate with plenty of low-end pull. The car makes 115 horsepower and 199 ft/lbs of torque, and it’s enough to make in-town driving fun. Of course the car has regenerative braking, but the e-Golf actually has three levels of regen. Level one lets you coast pretty easily in traffic. Level two certainly lets you feel the motor dragging to send power back to the battery pack.
Level three nearly puts you through the windshield when off the throttle, but it definitely helps with recharging. To select these modes, you move the gearshift left or right. It’s pretty slick. There’s also a B mode that you can select by tapping the shifter down once. This lets you sent the most power back to the battery pack. To go back into D, you have to tap the shifter back again rather than put it forward. I was constantly putting the car into neutral. On the highway, the e-Golf remains extremely quiet and feels very refined. It feels less like a compact hatchback and more like an upscale European vehicle. It was rattle-free, and super solid, and has a firm but silky ride. If feels like you could cruise in it all day, so long as that “all day” is under 85 miles. That solid feels translates into the cabin as well. The doors close with a satisfying vault-like heaviness. Anyone that’s been in a recent Golf will be familiar with this interior.
In fact, it’s nearly identical to a conventional Golf. The only noticeable difference is the power gauge which replaces that tachometer. But even that power meter, which is an analog gauge, looks kind of like a tachometer. It goes from 0-10 (to the right) and swings to the left when recharging. It’s much more pleasing to look at that many other EVs’ continually moving digital readouts that, frankly, you want to turn off half the time anyhow. The climate control system works efficiently, but every time I turned it on the air conditioning powers up—not something you want in an EV, since it sucks up the range. Perhaps you can change this via the car’s system settings; I didn’t get a chance to find out. The car features heated leatherette seating surfaces as well as a leather-wrapped wheel and shift knob. The interior is classic, clean, and modern—it’s very Volkswagen. They do nice little things like carpeting the door panels, and using LED interior lights with upscale looking lenses. It feels well built, well screwed together, and upscale.
Our model had a fantastic sounding eight-speaker stereo and 5.8-inch touchscreen with navigation. Other amenities include dual climate control, an illuminated glovebox with cooling, and keyless access with pushbutton start. If you’re a fan of VW Golf styling, the e-Golf will fall right into place for you. Our SEL Premium has funky LED headlights with blue accents and feature dynamic range adjustment, too. We can’t talk EVs with talking charging. The Golf has level 1 (120V), level 2 (240V), and supports DC fast charging. Total range is 83 miles and it’s rated at 116 MPGe combined, 126 city, and 105 highway. If you’re charging on 240V, it’ll take four hours. The car comes with a 120V cord for charging at home, but it’s very short and the charge port is where the fuel door would normally be—on the passenger’s side rear. This makes it rather difficult if your outlet isn’t right next to the car. We almost needed to have the car on the lawn to reach our outlet.
