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【Summary】Volkswagen is teasing the return of the Rabbit with a cryptic video of a white rabbit. They have been working on a "very special vehicle" and will unveil it in six days. Possibilities include a hotter Golf R or a special edition. Volkswagen is also working on a facelifted Golf with updated exterior and interior features.

FutureCar Staff    Sep 03, 2023 9:36 AM PT
VW Teases An Exciting New Arrival

Cryptic teasers are a common tactic used by automakers to generate excitement, and Volkswagen is the latest to jump on the bandwagon. The company recently released a teaser that suggests the return of the Rabbit, a beloved model from their lineup.

In a 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 mysterious teaser has left fans eagerly awaiting more information.

According to Volkswagen, they have been working on a "very special vehicle" in their garage. While they have yet to reveal any details, a countdown on their website indicates that the unveiling of this mysterious vehicle is just six days away, on September 3. This date coincides with exactly one week after the initial teaser was released, adding to the anticipation.

Although Volkswagen has remained tight-lipped about the specifics, there are a few possibilities that come to mind. Spy photographers spotted a hotter version of the Golf R being tested last fall, featuring unique enhancements such as canards. While it's unclear if this is the same "special" car mentioned in the teaser, it's worth noting that Volkswagen has also confirmed a GTI 380 package for 2024.

Aside from a potential special edition model, Volkswagen has been working on a facelifted Golf. Numerous prototypes have been spotted with minimal camouflage, revealing evolutionary changes to the front bumper and slimmer headlights. Inside the cabin, prototypes have showcased a larger, free-standing display and a revised steering wheel with physical switchgear.

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