2025 Volkswagen Golf GTI
Miles Per Gallon
Est. 24/32 City/Highway
Starting MSRP
$32,445
Available
DCC Adaptive Chassis Control
Standard
12.9″ touchscreen display
2025 VW Golf GTI Trims
S
Starting at $32,445
Highlights
- Adaptive Front Lighting System (AFS)
- VAQ Limited Front Slip Differential Lock
- 18″ alloy wheels w/ all-season tires
SE
Starting at $37,420
Highlights
- Harman Kardon® premium audio system
- Power tilting & sliding panoramic sunroof
- Keyless access with push-button start/stop (KESSY®)
Autobahn
Starting at $40,880
Highlights
- 19″ alloy wheels w/ summer performance tires
- Head-Up Display (HUD)
- Ventilated front seats
Technology
All systems go
Keep your devices going for the long haul
Our 45-watt USB port charging and ventilated 15W wireless charging for compatible devices won’t leave you—or your passengers—without a charge. Even if you forgot your charger.
Internet on the go
Car-Net Wi-Fi Hotspot–makes the ride fun for your passengers, connecting up to four Wi-Fi enabled devices. That’s entertainment, solved.
Music–and more – to your ears
Want each seat in your Golf GTI to be a good seat at the show? With the available Harman Kardon® premium sound system, you’ll get superior clarity and sophistication for your road tunes.
IQ. Drive
Drive peace of mind with driver assistance technology that helps enhance safety.
Smart driver assistance technologies to get from A to B
Available on select vehicles, IQ.DRIVE technology provides intelligent support to enhance the safety and convenience of your every day drive. With hands-on semi-automated capability, IQ.DRIVE assists with the most burdensome parts of driving, allowing you to focus on the road ahead. These features offer innovative technologies that make it easier to get from A to B while enhancing the safety of you and those around you. As a collection of driving features, IQ.DRIVE simplifies the tasks of driving, providing you with a smarter driving experience.
Travel Assist
Driving with some help behind the wheel, from steering support to speeding up or slowing down, Travel Assist helps keep you safer on the road.
Adaptive Cruise Control (ACC)
When the road gets busy, Adaptive Cruise Control keeps things cruising. When dealing with traffic on the highway, it uses sensors to detect vehicles ahead of you, helping adjust your speed, and manages the distance between you and what’s in front of you, adapting to the situation you’re in.
Active Blind Spot Monitor
When you’re focused on the journey ahead, Active Blind Spot Monitor can help by alerting you when another vehicle may be hiding in your blind spots and helping counter-steer when necessary.
Front Assist
Even when we’re driving at our best, we still need to keep an eye out to avoid collisions with other cars, pedestrians, or cyclists in front of us. Thankfully, Front Assist monitors the road ahead to identify risks of potential collision. It will first provide an alert and then automatically apply the brakes, if necessary.
Emergency Assist
When Travel or Lane Assist is active and something serious happens where you lose the ability to drive, Emergency Assist helps safely bring the vehicle to a stop and will contact assistance for you.
Lane Assist
Lane Assist is a camera-based system that helps keep the vehicle from going over the traffic lines. It activates when driving above 35 mph on roads with visible markings and can warn the driver and counter-steer if necessary to help ensure you stay in your lane.
Safety
A lot goes in–before you do
Rear View Camera System.
Benefit from the view of a wide lens while you’re reversing. It can help you see obstacles when backing up. It’s a little extra help where you want it.
Intelligent Crash Response System (ICRS)
In the event of a collision that deploys the airbags, the ICRS can turn off the fuel pump, unlock the doors, and activate the hazard lights. It helps react if you might not be able to.
Automatic Post-Collision Braking System
Not every collision brings a car to stop. That’s why our vehicles include the Automatic Post-Collision Braking System. It can also help slow the vehicle down after a collision, helping reduce the chance of any additional impacts.
Safety Cell
Front and rear crumple zones help absorb crash energy, while a rigid safety cell helps distribute forces away from the driver and passengers.
Six stability-enhancing systems
From Electronic Brake-pressure Distribution (EBD), which helps maintain appropriate stopping power during a hard-braking situation, to Electronic Stability Control (ESC), which can adjust engine throttle and apply corrective forces to the wheels that need them most, your vehicle is equipped with a total of six stability-enhancing systems.