Volkswagen

Instagram user @cochespias shared the image you see above which seems to be a dealer product roadmap showing five Golf variants ranging from the already released GTE to the highly-anticipated GTI and R.
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The GTI variant of the eighth-generation Golf lineup is highly-anticipated in the automotive world and we can now confirm that Volkswagen will be taking the covers off at the 2020 Geneva Motor Show in March.
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The regular Golf GTI will return with its familiar 2.0-litre turbo four now making 232 hp (173 kW
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They envisioned that car with a "more aggressive front bumper where two C-shaped diffusers channel air towards the massive lower grille."
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he 'X' in the name is claimed to denote four-wheel drive, suggesting upcoming performance ID models could use a twin-motor set-up.
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That is not exactly Super SUV performance figures but it is more than enough grunt to haul your family around and tow pretty much whatever you wanted to.
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Naturally, we are all wondering what the GTI will look like and thanks to digital artist X-Tomi Design, we have a very decent 'preview'.
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In the same press release, it stated that the most powerful version (the Golf R) will have over 300 horsepower which seems to suggest the fight against Mercedes-AMG A45 S and Audi RS3 will not happen.
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The representative confirmed that the local offerings would include the 1.4 TSI, the all-new GTI and of course the range-topping Golf R.
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There is no engine noise accompanying the video but the way it launches itself off the line and out of every single corner is mightily impressive.
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