Subscription to Volkswagen now launched on the French market: this new offer from the German manufacturer allows its customers to subscribe for 3, 6 or 12 months to get behind the wheel of models such as the Polo, T -Cross or even the 100% electric ID.3.

“This new offer is the basis of our new business model”Herrit Heimberg, director of the Volkswagen brand in France, explains: “This is an additional step in our further transformation into a provider of mobility services”.

Volkswagen: a new offer for consumers

Through Volkswagen Financial Services, this new Volkswagen subscription offer is presented as a a new, more flexible mobility solutionwhich is halfway between a lease with the right to buy (LOA) and a short-term lease.

It is proposed to run it on Polo, T-Cross and ID.3, with more than 500 vehicles available, the Volkswagen subscription will eventually be sold throughout the Volkswagen dealer network and will eventually provide access to the entire Volkswagen model range. This new formula offers a 100% digital customer journey, with home delivery of the vehicle.

“As a mobility provider, Volkswagen France is adapting to changing consumer behavior related to individual mobility. Volkswagen subscription meets the needs of customers who want a quick, simple and temporary mobile solution”clarifies Gerrit Heimberg.

Subscription for 3, 6 or 12 months

In practice, the Volkswagen subscription contract is an all-inclusive offer that includes many services, except for fuel and electricity charging. In practice, the subscription package is valid for the storage period 3, 6 or 12 monthsand also allows you to drive Polo, T-Cross or ID.3 during 1000 km per month. THE services included these are registration, MOT, maintenance and repairs, insurance and protection, and taxes. Thanks to this comprehensive offer, Volkswagen Subscription customers can use the car with peace of mind.

This offer has been developed in collaboration with Europcar Mobility Group, allowing you to take advantage of a delivery to Europcar agenciesif the customer does not want home delivery.

THE subscription plans are increasingly common among car manufacturers: they respond to changes in the use of cars and are offered by, for example, Porsche, BMW and Fiat.

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