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    Future Volkswagen R Models To Be ‘Extreme’

    By Zero2TurboApril 25, 2018No Comments
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    By the sounds of things, VW will launch a whole host of ‘extreme’ new performance models under it’s R brand and that includes versions from the future lineup of I.D electric cars.

    While talking to Autocar, VW sales and marketing boss Jurgen Stackmann, confirmed that their GTI and R models will no longer be left trailing rivals in the power department.

    “The R brand is going extreme and can go extreme. The role of R is that it can go beyond the pure rational; nobody needs a compact car with 400bhp, but there is a place, certainly, and that’s the turf of R.”

    The MK8 Golf is due next year which makes it the top candidate for getting this extreme R makeover but the company has also expressed interest in giving the T-Roc and Tiguan some R love.

    “With a little more expressive design, R can go beyond the rational side of things. It [the R brand] can find its place in a different league of pure performance and there’s a space where customs are willing to pay a significant amount of money.” said Stackmann.

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