Let's take a closer look at what Volkswagen has in store for 2020., IOLMotoring
Cape Town - When you’re in the vehicle manufacturing industry and almost one in four cars sold in South Africa belongs to you, you know you’re doing something right.
Apart from a good year on the sales charts and the addition of some serious hi-tech applications VW’s core business still remains selling cars and in that respects 2020 is another biggie for them. The third quarter sees the much anticipated launch of the T-Roc but VW executives won’t give away too much in terms of spec and pricing at this stage. The T-Roc is a similar size to the Audi A2, and it will be positioned above the T-Cross in VW's growing SUV line-up.The T-Roc will be followed by a Proudly South African Polo Vivo edition and the one that everyone’s been waiting for, the New Golf 8.
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