Latest Volkswagen Golf News

Volkswagen has announced it's upgrading the Mk8 Golf's infotainment hardware and software, though Australian timing has yet to be confirmed.

The Volkswagen Golf R has jumped into the $60,000 bracket, with wagon and hatchback versions on track to arrive early in 2022.

Keen on a more practical Golf R? Meet the Volkswagen Golf R Wagon. It's on track to hit Australia early in 2022.

The Volkswagen Golf GTI might the hot hatch benchmark, but it has been through its share of ups and downs during its 46-year history.

The 2021 Volkswagen Golf is here, but it'll look a bit different when it arrives. Pricing kicks off a smidge under $30,000 before on-road costs.

The words 'Golf' and 'Volkswagen' go hand in hand, but the brand has diversified its range to the point where it's not the be-all and end-all it once was.

Say hello to a more practical Golf. Set to touch down in Australia during July, the Wagon will be available in two trim levels.

Our spy photographers have spied the Mk8 Volkswagen Golf R Wagon completely undisguised. It's due here next year.

Available in Europe from March, the Volkswagen Golf GTI Clubsport 45 tricks out the faster GTI model with a darker, meaner appearance.

The VW Golf GTI is about to turn 45, and leaked images show an upcoming special-edition hot hatch likely to carry the Edition 45 moniker.

What's real and what's fake on the new Volkswagen Golf R? We've taken a look.

The Volkswagen Golf GTI arguably sets the benchmark for daily-drivable hot hatchbacks in 2021. Here's how the story started.

The Mk8 Volkswagen Golf R wagon combines a 235kW turbocharged four-cylinder engine, all-wheel drive and a wagon body to make a practical, all-weather road warrior.

Volkswagen's outgoing Mk7.5 Golf hatchback and wagon range will be replaced in 2021 by the new Mk8. The current model is priced from $25,790 before on-road costs.

The Volkswagen Golf GTI will continue to be auto-only in the Australian market with the arrival of the new Mk8, even though there's a manual available overseas.

The Golf crossover wagon spinoff won't make it to Australia in new-generation guise. Volkswagen thinks the T-Roc and Tiguan cover that gap already. However, the larger Passat Alltrack lives on and gets some upgrades next year.