Report: Facelift Mk7 Destined for Geneva Reveal

According to a report published recently by AutoBild, Volkswagen is planning something special for this year’s Geneva Motor Show. If the story is indeed true, then we’ll finally see an updated version of the seventh-generation Golf, with some subtle and some not-so-subtle changes designed to make the model look a bit sharper. This facelift, of course, will eventually find its way to all Golf models- from the entry-level Golf, right on up to the Golf SportWagen.

We have been hearing that an updated Golf 7 family will break cover later this year, and Geneva is a major international show, so it would certainly make sense as a venue for such an unveiling. With this update, Volkswagen will likely include the e-Golf’s LED headlights and a host of other upgrades in the name of efficiency, as well as the latest version of Volkswagen’s MIB Infotainment system. It’s also quite possible that we’ll see a smaller version of the Active Info Display as seen in the European Passat, making its way into the new Golf as an option.

We’ll know for sure in about a month’s time, when the 2016 Geneva Motor Show gets underway. To read more of the AutoBild report, click here.

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