Volkswagen has released a new design sketch of the upcoming sedan model, currently known as NMS (New Midsize Sedan), which could replace the Passat and go on sale in the US market as a 2012 model.

Volkswagen has presented the estate version of the sixth generation Golf, that follows the three- and five-doors and the Plus model. The design features the typical dynamic front end of the latest VW models combined with a more conventional profile and rear end.

Presented at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show and based on the 2002 1-Liter prototype, the Volkswagen L1 Concept is a narrow two-seater diesel-hybrid that thanks to the lightweight and aerodynamic construction can achieve a fuel consumption of 80 km/liter. It could be produced from 2013.

An official video that documents the design development of the VW L1 Concept, unveiled at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show. It includes footage from the digital sketching to the clay modeling and design review stages.

Presented by Volkswagen at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show, the E-Up! Concept is a 3+1 seater, compact urban car which is powered by an electric motor, features a range of up to 130 km and previews a future production model that could be launched in 2013.

Virtual Car has published an exclusive set of design sketches that document the design development process of the new Volkswagen Polo, which will debut at the 2009 Frankfurt Motor Show in the 3-door version.

The Volkswagen Passat CC four-door coupé model has won the "red dot Design Award 2009 - Best of the Best" after having recently received the Australian International Design Award.

Volkswagen has released new images on the Concept BlueSport, the compact mid-engined roadster focused on driving fun and fuel efficiency. Technical features include a weight of 1,200 kg and a 180 hp TDI engine.

The official design story of the New Polo, unveiled by Volkswagen at the 2009 Geneva Motor Show and scheduled for market launch on June 2009. Developed under Walter de Silva's direction, the sleek design adopts formal elements introduced with the Scirocco.

Presented at the 2004 Detroit Motor Show, the Volkswagen Concept T was a crossover between a extreme off-roader and a sproty coupé that aimed at exploring a new market segment.