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【Summary】Volkswagen is teasing the return of the Rabbit with a cryptic social media post featuring a white rabbit. The company claims to be working on a "very special vehicle" and will reveal more details in six days. Possibilities include a hotter Golf R or a special edition of the facelifted Golf. The updated Golf is expected to have design changes and an upgraded interior with a larger display.

FutureCar Staff    Aug 30, 2023 11:27 PM PT
VW Teases A Unique Car

Cryptic teasers are a common tactic used by automakers to generate excitement, and Volkswagen is the latest to join in. They have released a teaser hinting at the return of the Rabbit, a beloved model from their lineup.

In a recent social media post, Volkswagen shared a video featuring a white rabbit, accompanied by a message that read, "Everyone likes cats. We like them, too. But today, we want to honor the rabbit – for good reason." This intriguing teaser has sparked curiosity among fans of the brand.

According to Volkswagen, they have been working on a special vehicle in their garage. While details are still under wraps, a countdown suggests that the mystery vehicle will be unveiled in six days, on September 3. This comes exactly one week after the initial teaser was released, further building anticipation.

Although Volkswagen has not provided any official information, there are a few possibilities that come to mind. Spy photographers captured images of a hotter Golf R being tested last year, featuring unique additions like canards. While it was referred to as a "special" car, it is uncertain if it is related to the current teaser. Additionally, Volkswagen has already confirmed a GTI 380 package for 2024.

While a special edition model seems likely, Volkswagen is also working on a facelifted Golf. Numerous prototypes have been spotted with minimal camouflage, showcasing an updated front bumper design and slimmer headlights. Inside the cabin, prototypes have been seen with a larger, free-standing display and a revised steering wheel featuring physical switchgear.

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