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The Volkswagen brand is on track to introduce 34 models globally in 2020.  While some, like the ID.3, will be new to the portfolio, others are variants of familiar faces with many of those being electrified. Much stricter emissions rules come into effect in Europe starting January 1st and will force every company that sells on the continent to rethink their lineups.

For Volkswagen, that means that most of their internal combustion powered vehicles will gain an available hybrid powertrain. Volkswagen says they will be introducing hybrid versions from the Golf to the Tiguan, to the Touareg. There will also be a number of cars coming that aren't hybrids or EVs. The next generation Golf is coming to Europe in 2020 with GTI, GTD, R, and Wagon variants to follow, though not all will make it to the U.S.. The Atlas will receive a refresh and the Atlas Cross Sport goes into production soon. Over in Europe, VW will be launching the T-Roc Cabriolet, the Arteon Shooting Brake, and Tiguan R.  Plus there will be other announcements coming for the brand.  With that in mind, these 34 vehicles are just for the VW brand and don't count what Audi, SEAT, Skoda, are up to. So there is likely to be even more in the pipeline.

This whole push is to help get the Volkswagen brand to a 4 percent to 5 percent operating profit for 2020. 

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smk4565

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33 of those will be crossover coupes

surreal1272

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21 minutes ago, smk4565 said:

33 of those will be crossover coupes

This is about VW, not Mercedes lol. 

ocnblu

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Not really hot on VW anymore.  I do like the T-Roc and T-Roc cabrio.  The new Golf looks good, but I prefer a 2-door.

daves87rs

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Hope they do...been a rough last decade.....

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