Volkswagen Future Plan: Passenger Cars brand gives first glimpse of entry-level electric model at works meeting. Since , the Volkswagen Polo has delighted generations of people and has become a pioneer in its class: it has always stood for affordable mobility, timeless design and pioneering technology. With more than 20 million vehicles sold in six generations, the Polo has established itself as one of the most successful models in its class.
In , Volkswagen is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the small compact car. The Volkswagen Newsroom is an open platform and offers comprehensive search options to all users. If you would like to be kept informed about our press releases you can also subscribe to our media information newsletter. The specified fuel consumption and emission data does not refer to a single vehicle and is not part of the offer but is only intended for comparison between different types of vehicles.
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A versatile small car for everyone: the Polo has been delighting people for 50 years. With more than 20 million units sold worldwide, it is a true success model. To kick off the anniversary year, Volkswagen is presenting a duo from the first generation at the Bremen Classic Motorshow: a Polo L from and a hill climb Polo from As a pioneer, Volkswagen supported the large-scale expansion of renewable energies in Europe at an early stage.
