The standard Electric Golf model has heat front seats, a 5.8-inch multimedia system, a leather steering wheel, and a navigation system. The 2015-2016 Volkswagen e-Golf can travel between 80 to 112 mi on a single battery charge, while the 2017 model offers up to 155 mi of range. Under the body is an 85 kW (115 hp) electric motor with a maximum torque of 270 Nm transmitted to the front wheels. Acceleration from 0 to 37 mph takes 4.2 seconds.

Power is provided by a lithium-ion battery pack that consists of 264 individual cells, united in modules of 6 or 12 pieces and managed by a liquid cooling system.

The total volume of the batteries is 24.2 kWh and the total weight is about 705 lbs.

The Volkswagen Golf is a four-door electric hatchback that looks like the regular Golf, except for its aerodynamic wheels, modified grill, and C-shaped LED headlights.

It weighs about 1.6 tonnes. The car's maximum speed is limited to 93 mph, and the e-Golf electronics provide three driving modes. The engine brake energy Volkswagen E-Golf hit the market in November 2014. Golf is a very popular platform that combines comfort, usefulness, sophistication and a taste of the Teutonic line, both inside and out. This is an electric car for drivers who like classic German style and quality.