Volkswagen has been building performance variants of its compact hatchback since 1976, and it's still a sweetheart of a sport compact. The current MkVIII generation was introduced for 2022, and for ...

The first electric GTI is finally here. Volkswagen unveiled the ID. Polo GTI, a sporty 222-horsepower EV hot hatch that will start at around $45,000. 50 years after launching the first Golf GTI in ...

The Volkswagen Polo GTI is one of those cars that has cultivated its own niche culture over decades. Its legacy is less about raw power and more about understatement: a relatively small car that was ...

When Volkswagen introduced the first Golf GTI in Europe in 1976, it might not have been the first hot hatchback, but it quickly became the gold standard version. Unlike in America, where big cars were ...

The ID. Polo is the first Volkswagen EV to feature ‘normal’ styling, and now it’s the first to gain a GTI variant. Under the bonnet there’s a 166kW/290Nm electric motor driving the front wheels.

Volkswagen has unveiled the ID. Polo GTI, the first electric vehicle to wear the GTI badge. The ID. Polo GTI sends 223 horsepower and 213 pound-feet of torque to the front wheels via an electronically ...

Volkswagen’s GTI performance sub-brand, for so long a tower of strength for the company, has turned into something of a problem for it over the past decade. With its GTE and GTX models, Wolfsburg has ...

The ID. Polo GTI truly delivers on its name. It’s a fantastic daily driver that doubles as a seriously quick B-road weapon. It might be the slowest GTI ever in terms of top speed, but it's an absolute ...

After five decades, Volkswagen confirmed the first electric GTI, the ID. Polo GTI will make its debut on Friday, May 15. When will Volkswagen’s first electric GTI debut? It’s been almost three years ...

The latest edition of HBR’s annual list by HBR Editors When Jensen Huang cofounded NVIDIA, in 1993, he focused on a single niche: building powerful computer chips to create graphics for fast-moving ...

Shareholders are getting serious about sustainability. by Robert G. Eccles and Svetlana Klimenko Most corporate leaders understand that businesses have a key role to play in tackling urgent challenges ...