Volkswagen Golf E
£12,950
- Make
- Volkswagen
- Model
- E-Golf 35kWh 5dr Auto 99kW
- Year
- 2019
- Mileage
- 38,221 mi
- Fuel
- Electric
- Transmission
- Automatic
- Body
- Hatchback
- Colour
- Grey Metallic
Overview
This 2019 Volkswagen E-Golf combines practical hatchback versatility with zero-emission electric driving. The 35kWh battery delivers a genuine alternative to petrol, ideal for daily commuting and urban use. With 38,221 miles on the clock, this Grey Metallic example represents a well-established EV at a sensible mileage point. Volkswagen's engineering credentials shine through in the E-Golf's refined performance and build quality. Perfect for drivers seeking reliable electric motoring without premium pricing.
About the Volkswagen E-Golf 35kWh 5dr Auto 99kW
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The E-Golf 35kWh is Volkswagen's battery electric conversion of the fifth-generation Golf hatchback, positioned as an accessible entry-level EV. It uses a 35kWh net battery pack paired with a 99kW motor, delivering modest performance but practical everyday range of around 200 miles WLTP. This generation represented VW's transitional electric offering before the dedicated ID.3 platform arrived, appealing to Golf loyalists seeking electrification without abandoning the familiar format. The 35kWh variant sits between smaller capacity options, offering a balance between cost and range that proved popular in European markets, particularly among fleet and private buyers seeking straightforward EV adoption with recognizable brand engineering.
Pros
- +Familiar Golf design and interior space efficiency
- +Adequate real-world range for commuting and urban use
- +Solid build quality and VW reliability reputation
- +Good charging infrastructure compatibility
- +Practical five-door layout and boot space
Watch out for
- −Performance modest compared to petrol Golf equivalent
- −Interior feels dated versus dedicated EV competitors
- −Battery degrades noticeably in cold conditions
- −Limited DC fast-charging speed relative to newer EVs
Common issues
- !Battery management system software glitches reported
- !Occasional thermal management concerns in hot climates
