VolkswagenGolf Plug-in Hybrid (2021-)
- Available new
- Medium Hatchback
- Plug-in hybrid (PHEV)
- 2024 update tested
By clicking a retailer link you consent to third-party cookies that track your onward journey. This enables W? to receive an affiliate commission if you make a purchase, which supports our mission to be the UK's consumer champion.
where to buy or sell
The version of this car that we've reviewed might not be available to buy through all listed retailer links. For more options, see our guides on where to buy a car and how to sell a car.
Compare car insurance
Find the right policy for your vehicle using the service provided by Confused.com
By clicking a retailer link you consent to third-party cookies that track your onward journey. This enables W? to receive an affiliate commission if you make a purchase, which supports our mission to be the UK's consumer champion.
Sign up to unlock the full expert review
While the seventh-generation Golf was sold as a performance GTE plug-in hybrid, this eight-generation Golf is the first to be offered in GTE and non-performance plug-in hybrid forms. Introduced in 2021 and heavily updated in 2024, it’s technically similar to plug-in versions of the Audi A3, Cupra Leon and Seat Leon. Should you choose the Golf over its rivals? Find out in our Volkswagen Golf Plug-in Hybrid (2021-) review.
pros
cons
What's included?
- What is it?
- What’s it like to drive?
- What’s the performance like?
- How reliable are Volkswagen plug-in hybrid cars?
- How comfortable and spacious is it?
- How economical is it to run?
- How safe is it?
- Should I buy it?
Get Digital access £9.99 per month, cancel at any time.
| Comfort and practicality | |
|---|---|
| Brand reliability 0-4 years |
- Jan 2026First reviewed by Which?
- Oct 2019Released
Suggested Alternatives
Cupra
Born (2022-)
£26,638Typical price
Volkswagen
ID.3 (2020-)
£28,111Typical price
Seat
Leon (2020-)
£19,365Typical price