Latest Information on Volkswagen Golf SV
The Golf SV is a bigger and more practical option to the standard Golf hatchback. The SV replaces the Golf Plus while still sharing its running gear and the versatile MQB architecture but having a taller and wider dimension. The SV also provides very responsive handling and holds well to the road. Furthermore, the SV offers 76 litres more boot space than the old Golf Plus and 121 litres more than its hatchback model. The five-seater MPV isn’t short of any safety features either having received a five-star Euro NCAP rating.
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