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The upcoming successor is expected to be larger and pricier than the outgoing Vento

The five-seater diesel-powered Tiguan mid-size SUV was discontinued last year due to the emission norms

Volkswagen has squeezed out a mind-boggling number of updates for the Polo in over 10 years, with the latest promising a refreshed exterior

Volkswagen Taigun compact SUV will rival the likes of the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos

The trickle-down effect in cars has been constantly delivering new tech to accessible car segments over the last few years

The Polo’s 4-star safety rating comes into play to safeguard its passengers from any harm

Volkswagen’s commitment to an electric future means even the combustion engine models will be plug-in hybrids in the future

India is finally warming up to electric vehicles and a host of carmakers are rushing in to serve this rising demand. But not all, not yet. Here’re some EVs we’d like to see on our roads

Volkswagen has confirmed that the 2021 T-Roc will retail at Rs 21.35 lakh (introductory, ex-showroom)

The updated Tiguan will get a 2.0-litre turbo-petrol engine, ditching the diesel engine from the pre-facelift model sold earlier

Given the increasing demand for SUVs, March too will witness a majority of cars from this category along with a couple of sedans

It will be the first completely new Volkswagen compact sedan since the Vento’s launch 10 years ago 

This edition makes Volkswagen’s new turbo-petrol engine more affordable for buyers

The facelifted 5-seater SUV will get a petrol engine and subtle cosmetic upgrades 

The 5-seater Tiguan will be on sale alongside the 7-seater Tiguan Allspace