Electrification made easy: Volkswagen presents new full hybrid for Golf and T-Roc

Volkswagen has developed a new full hybrid drive that combines temporary electric driving with high efficiency and a long range. The new drive system is scheduled to be used in the Golf Hybrid and T-Roc Hybrid from the fourth quarter of the year. The new hybrid models are not dependent on charging cables and charging infrastructure: the energy for the electric drive phases is recovered on board these Volkswagen models by means of recuperation and using a turbocharged petrol engine in combination with a generator. The new full hybrid system will in future be offered in two output levels and offers reduced fuel consumption compared with a mild hybrid drive. Volkswagen will present the details of the new drive system in the Austrian capital Vienna as part of the International Vienna Motor Symposium (22 to 24 April 2026). Read on Consumption data: T-Roc R-Line - Energieverbrauch: kombiniert 6,0-5,6 l/100 km; CO₂-Emissionen: kombiniert 136-128 g/km, CO₂-Klasse: E-D. /// Near-production concept car. The vehicle is not yet available for sale. /// Near-production concept car. The vehicle is not yet available for sale.