Overview
- The production-ready cabin pairs a 10.25-inch instrument display with a 13-inch central touchscreen and offers selectable retro gauge themes referencing 1980s VW models.
- Core functions move back to hard keys, including dedicated climate buttons and non-touch steering-wheel controls, plus a center-console volume knob and clearer menu structures.
- VW says the new software generation brings one-pedal driving and third-generation Travel Assist that can recognize red lights and stop signs.
- Packaging gains include a 2.60 m wheelbase and a larger boot rated at 435 liters with the rear seats up and up to 1,243 liters folded, with options such as a Harman Kardon audio system and electrically adjustable seats with massage.
- VW plans to take orders from late April 2026, with the entry-price variant using an LFP battery to follow later according to the company, after initial higher-spec versions reach customers from the second half of 2026.