Volkswagen Group has confirmed that the T-Cross will be launched in India by 2020. Volkswagen Group is on the front foot as they are aiming at a 5 percent market share by the year 2025. In sync with this, Volkswagen has confirmed that the T-Cross compact SUV will be coming to India. The compact SUV … Read More
Volkswagen
Volkswagen is one of the biggest carmakers in the world. The Volkswagen Group comprised of around 12 brands that includes Volkswagen itself, Audi, Seat, Skoda, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Porsche, Ducati, Scania and MAN. Volkswagen lineup includes all types of vehicles hatchbacks, sedans, crossovers, SUVs, pickup trucks, MPVs and so on. Headquartered in Wolfsburg, Volkswagen is the biggest German automaker in the world. Volkswagen was found in 1937. Volkswagen means people’s car. Volkswagen is also present in the Indian market with the Volkswagen Polo, Vento and Jetta. The German carmaker also has plans to expand its Indian lineup in the future with more India specific models.
Volkswagen Extended Warranty & Service Value Package Announced
Volkswagen extended warranty and Service Value package for the monsoon season has been announced in India. Volkswagen has launched a new extended warranty package that extends the regular 2 years vehicle warranty for an additional 3 years. Customers with an existing 2 years standard warranty will have access to the 3-year extended warranty. Besides that, … Read More
Volkswagen To Focus On Bigger Cars For India
Volkswagen says developing a small car for the Indian market is of least priority to them. Volkswagen had planned to introduce a compact SUV, a mid-size sedan and a hatchback as part of the India 2.0 project. The German automaker, however, now seems to have tweaked its strategy. It might be skipping the hatchback project … Read More
Volkswagen Creta Rival Under Consideration, Sub-Compact SUV Ruled Out
Volkswagen Creta rival under the India 2.0 project is under consideration. Volkswagen is readying itself for a strong comeback in India courtesy the India 2.0 project. As part of the new project, the carmaker is planning for a fresh round of investments, a renewed product line and a high degree of local manufacturing. The first … Read More
Volkswagen Plans New Car Launches With Rs. 7600 Crores Investment
Volkswagen Group to invest Rs. 7600 crores in India to expand production capacity and develop new products. Even after more than 15 years of presence in India, the Volkswagen Group has failed to capture a sizeable share of the market. Blame it on their premium product range or substandard after sales service, the automaker’s market … Read More
Volkswagen T-Cross India Launch Being Considered
Volkswagen is likely to launch the T-Cross SUV in India to rival the Hyundai Creta and Renault Duster. Volkswagen is evaluating the prospects of entering the compact SUV segment in India with its T-Cross SUV. The T-Cross SUV will be based on the T-Cross Breeze concept showcased at the Geneva Motor Show last year. The … Read More
Volkswagen Entrusts Skoda To Engineer Cars For India
Volkswagen is counting on its alliance with Skoda for developing India-specific cars. German carmaker Volkswagen has entrusted Skoda to manufacture cars specifically for the Indian market. The Pune R&D team has already commenced work and evaluations are underway to determine the correct solutions for India. However, the launch timeline for the first product from this … Read More
Skoda Volkswagen Internal Conflicts Arise
Conflicts with regards to profit margins and cheaper labour arise between Skoda and Volkswagen. The union and managers at Volkswagen are seeking to contain competition from the company’s stablemate Skoda by moving some of its production to Germany and also by making it pay more for the shared technology. Volkswagen’s worker representatives are demanding for … Read More
Volkswagen 1.5-Litre Diesel Engine To Be Discontinued By 2020
Volkswagen’s 1.5-litre diesel engine will be discontinued due to the BS6 emission norms that come into effect by 1st April 2020. The BS6 emission norms coming into effect by 1st April 2020 will see a host of car manufacturers discontinuing their small diesel engines. Volkswagen Group’s 1.5-litre diesel is the latest victim of the stringent … Read More
