Description
The 2017 Volkswagen e-Golf, formerly “Golf Blue e-motion”, is an all electric version of Volkswagen’s popular Golf hatchback. It is powered by an 85kW (115 HP) electric motor and 36kWh battery pack, which will give the e-Golf an all-electric EPA-certified range of 125 miles per charge. The e-Golf will accelerate from 0 to 60 in about 10.4 seconds and has an electronically-limited top speed of 87 miles per hour.
Specs
- Vehicle Type: Cars, Four-Door Hatchback
- Drivetrain: EV
- Electric Range: 125 mi
- Top Speed: 87 mph
- Number of Seats: 5
- Connector Type(s): J1772
- Price (USD): $36,265
- Vehicle Website: Volkswagen e-Golf
- Sources: Volkswagen US Media Newsroom, FuelEconomy.gov
- CVRP Eligible
Has anyone done the rebates or incentives when buying an electric car? I am
Very much interested in one?
The new e-Golf can take you 186 miles / 300 km (NEDC) : Volkswagen UK
http://www.volkswagen.co.uk/new/golf-vii-pa/explore/e-golf
When is the E golf coming to Australia
The 2017 e-Golf information isn’t quite available online. This information I believe was pulled through the “grape-vine”. the VW website has all 2016 information. the 2017 is supposed to have a slightly larger battery. fully digital display and a few other small items upgraded. Id love to see the new 2017 in person. I’d like to replace one of my other gas cars with it.
Both the VW and EPA websites list the e-Golf electric range as 83 miles, not the 125 miles shown here.
yes. i came to this site trying to figure this out too. can someone please explain the discrepancy?
Hi Philip,
The 2017 e-Golf has an all-electric range of 125-miles: https://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/Find.do?action=sbs&id=38549
The above link is to fueleconomy.gov.
Let us know if you have any other questions!
A great, solid car. I’ve had mine for two years and still love it. The car rides and handles like a top of the line Golf, yet uses no gas. It took me 6 months to completely get over range anxiety and now I plan my driving accordingly. Go to work, charge. Go home, charge. All on 110 volt. When I need more range in a day, I plan my lunch break around a 220 charging station.
When will the 2017 e-golf be available in New Jersey?