Volkswagen road test reviews

With perpetual advancements in tech and the EV space, does the Virtus’ GT badge still have enough precedence for the enthusiast?

The Volkswagen Taigun was my long-term driver for the last six months. It’s time to let go of the keys now and tell you how it fared over 6,000km 

The Taigun has been with me for over a month now and it’s been put to some proper work.

My first long-termer in over six years and it’s another Volkswagen! I’m keeping these keys to myself

The Volkswagen Virtus has all the makings of an exciting sedan. Does it live up to the hype? 

With its Indianised platform, does the Taigun compromise on its innate Volkswagen-ness or can it impart the feel of an upgrade over the Polo and Vento?

Volkswagen’s 7-seater SUV might have a smaller footprint than its rivals, but pampers you better.

While the T-Roc’s size pits it against models like the Hyundai Creta and Kia Seltos, its pricing is that of a segment above. So should you go for the compact premium SUV from Volkswagen?

Over a decade old now in the same generation, is the Vento still enough car for you to consider buying it in 2021?

The Volkswagen Polo hasn't changed much in the past decade. Yes, it has received constant updates but that hasn't changed the core of the hatchback. Should you still buy it today?

The go-to hatchback for the enthusiast now trades its most-valuable asset in favour of a greener, less expensive future. Is the future still fun?

This author spent most of the month driving the Polo GT TDI for daily city commutes

This author’s daily commutes are set to get more exciting, thanks to the arrival of the Volkswagen Polo GT TDI in the long term car fleet

Does the new engine change anything drastically in the familiarly friendly Ameo?

If you are looking for a luxurious full-size sedan around the forty lakh rupee mark, then Skoda’s Superb, Toyota’s Camry, Honda’s Accord and Volkswagen’s Passat have been the options to pick from. Our focus here is the new generation Volkswagen Passat. The Passat has always been a package the embodi