When searching for a new SUV to add to your family's garage, you'll want a ride that's practical, comfortable, and safe. Volkswagen has a varied lineup displaying these qualities and much more. Let's take a look at a few family SUV options that are on sale now at your local Volkswagen dealership. more 1. 2025 Volkswagen Taos Don't let its small size fool you! Inside this stylish compact crossover is a spacious interior that easily seats five people, especially when you consider that its back row has nearly 38 inches of legroom. It also has a long list of amenities that includes a heated steering wheel, 6-way adjustable front seats, and an 8-inch infotainment touchscreen granting access to smartphone and Bluetooth connectivity. Most Taos trims have deluxe creature comforts like a dual-zone climate control system, CloudTex leatherette or leather upholstery, and wireless charging. Peace of mind comes from standard frontal collision warnings and blind-spot monitoring with rear cross-traffic alerts. As for performance, the vehicle is no slouch thanks to its 174-hp 1.5L turbo inline-4 engine that promises brisk acceleration. 2. 2024 Volkswagen ID.4 The ID.4 serves as an all-electric alternative for those looking for a compact family SUV. Buyers may opt for a 201-hp rear-wheel-drive, 282-hp rear-wheel-drive, or 335-hp all-wheel-drive powertrain. All choices offer DC fast-charging capability and impressive range. Like the Taos, this vehicle is quite roomy, whether you're seated in the front or back. Along with heated front seats and mood-enhancing ambient lighting, the cabin is available with a panoramic glass roof and 12-way power front seats. Standard driver assists include adaptive cruise control and a traffic sign recognition system that makes it easy to keep track of changes to the speed limit. 3. 2025 Volkswagen Atlas Powered by a turbocharged 2.0L inline-4 developing a hefty 269 hp and 273 lb-ft of torque, the Atlas is a very capable mid-size SUV. The vehicle boasts excellent straight-line speed and a maximum towing capacity of 5,000 pounds, making a terrific choice if you plan to bring a trailer for camping trips. Its MacPherson strut front suspension and multi-link rear suspension allows for responsive handling and a smooth ride over bumpy roads. Inside the Atlas' attractive cabin, you'll find seating for up to seven people, plus both back rows feature split-folding seats for added versatility. Even in its most basic form, the Atlas delivers a luxurious experience with its Climatronic tri-zone climate control, perforated V-Tex leatherette upholstery, and heating and ventilation for the front seats. It can be had with massaging front seats and a Harman Kardon premium audio system, as well. No matter what your family's needs are, Volkswagen is sure to have the perfect vehicle. Get in touch with our team at Bergstrom Volkswagen of Green Bay in Green Bay, WI today and schedule a test drive with any of these models!
The 2025 Volkswagen Golf GTI vs. the 2025 Volkswagen Golf R: Performance Hatchback Showdown
The two Golf brothers, the GTI and the R, may share a name, but they have slightly different ideas about what makes a proper hot hatch. One is all about agility and fun, while the other is built for grip and speed. This guide from your local VW dealership will help you break down the key differences. more All-Wheel Drive vs. Front-Wheel Drive The real game-changer between the two models is the all-wheel drive on the R vs the front-wheel drive on the GTI. The R's 4Motion system with R Performance Torque Vectoring can send power to each rear wheel independently, even sending up to 100% of the torque to the outside wheel on a bend. This eliminates understeer and makes the R noticeably more agile and precise in corners. On the other hand, the GTI's FWD setup keeps things lively. The model is also lighter than the R. So, you can toss it through a corner, and it'll respond with that quick, playful turn-in you expect from a hot hatch. In short, if the R is the muscle hatch, then the GTI is the fun one. Power The 2025 GTI uses a turbocharged 2.0-liter inline-four, pushing around 241 horsepower. The only transmission option available is a seven-speed dual-clutch automatic, which delivers quick shifts that keep the fun factor high. Turn to the Golf R, and you get serious upgrades. The 2025 model is now rated at 328 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque, a boost of 13 horsepower and 15 pound-feet over the previous model. It also sticks with a seven-speed DSG, but with the extra power, it's a different animal altogether. Interior For 2025, both the GTI and R get a major interior refresh. The GTI's old display is out, and in its place is a freestanding 12.9-inch screen. Volkswagen has thrown in the latest tech, so you're getting faster software and a more intuitive layout. Also joining the overhaul are hard buttons replacing the haptic switchgear on the steering wheel. Other than those changes, the GTI essentials stay the same: fabric seats, a driver-centric layout, and all the practicality that's made the Golf a fan-favorite. As the top dog of the Golf lineup, the R obviously takes it up a notch. It's got Nappa leather, a Harman Kardon audio system, heated front and rear side seats, ventilated front seats, navigation, a head-up display, and wireless charging. The real way to decide between the GTI and the R? Get behind the wheel and experience the difference for yourself. Book a test drive at Bergstrom Volkswagen Oshkosh in Oshkosh, WI, and let the two models make their case.
