2017 VW Golf Interior – Video

 

The traditional analog gauges behind the steering wheel have also been replaced with VW’s Active Info digital high-def instrument cluster that measures 12.3 inches in diameter. A completely new generation of infotainment systems is also debuting with the new Golf, offering gesture control for the first time in a production VW model and screens that range from 6.5 to 9.2 inches in diameter.

 

 

The top-of-the-line ‘Discover Pro’ infotainment system sports a 9.2-inch HD display, ditching the traditional buttons for a set of capacitive panels, putting everything under a stylish glass surface. The new system will allow users to individually configure their home screens with input methods to include, as mentioned above, gesture control, touch and voice control.

“The main focus is on a completely new generation of infotainment and connectivity. No other compact car is smarter, safer or more interconnected,” said Dr Herbert Diess, Chairman of the Volkswagen Brand Board of Management. “Volkswagen is gaining momentum. In 2017, we will be presenting more than ten new models and major updates. By 2020, we will have renewed our complete line-up.”