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Rescue Cards Volkswagen Model Overview Rescue cards Volkswagen Model overview Status: 01/2021 Note The rescue cards always depict the maximum possible equipment of a vehicle according to the equipment variants provided by Volkswagen for a model. Legal notice: These rescue cards were created exclusively for emergency personnel who are specially trained in technical assistance after road acci- dents and can therefore carry out the activities described in these cards. Furthermore, the rescue cards contain information about vehicles intended for sale in the European Union. The rescue cards do not contain any information about vehicles intended for sale out- side the European Union. The range of vehicles offered by Volkswagen AG, as well as their specifications and special equipment, are always subject to change. Volkswagen therefore explicitly reserves the right to modify or change the content of the rescue cards at any time. Please note: The information contained in the rescue cards is not intended for end customers, and is also not for workshops and dealerships. End customers can find information on the functions of their Volkswagen AG vehicle, as well as important vehicle and passenger safety information, in the vehicle wallet. Workshops and dealerships receive service and repair information from their usual sources. 2 Status: 01/2021 Model overview Model designation Model cycle Caddy as of 2020 Corrado as of 1988 Model designation Model cycle Crafter as of 2006 Crafter chassis (2-door) as of 2006 A Amarok (2-door) as of 2011 Crafter chassis (4-door) as of 2006 Amarok (4-door) as of 2010 Crafter as of 2017 Arteon (5-door) as of 2017 Crafter chassis (2-door) as of 2017 Arteon (5-door) as of 2020 Crafter chassis (4-door) as of 2017 Arteon eHYBRID (5-door) as of 2020 e-Crafter as of 2018 Arteon Shooting Brake as of 2020 Crafter Grand California as of 2019 Arteon eHYBRID Shooting Brake as of 2020 E Eos as of 2006 B Beetle (New Beetle) as of 1998 Beetle (New Beetle Convertible) as of 2003 F Fox as of 2005 Beetle as of 2011 Beetle (convertible) as of 2013 Golf 3 (3-door) as of 1991 Bora (saloon) as of 1998 C Bora (estate) as of 1999 Golf 3 (5-door) as of 1991 Golf 3 (estate) as of 1993 Golf 3 (convertible) as of 1993 C Caddy (window van) as of 1996 Golf 4 (3-door) as of 1997 Caddy (pick-up) as of 1997 Golf 4 (5-door) as of 1997 Caddy (window van) as of 2004 Golf 4 (estate) as of 1999 Caddy (window van EcoFuel) as of 2006 Golf 4 (convertible) as of 1998 Caddy as of 2010 Golf 4 (estate BiFuel) as of 2003 Caddy (EcoFuel) as of 2010 Golf 5 (3-door) as of 2003 Caddy (Bifuel) as of 2010 Golf 5 (5-door) as of 2003 Caddy as of 2015 Golf 5 Plus as of 2005 Caddy (EcoFuel) as of 2015 Golf 5 (estate) as of 2006 Caddy Maxi as of 2007 Golf 6 (3-door) as of 2008 Caddy Maxi (EcoFuel) as of 2007 Golf 6 (5-door) as of 2008 Caddy Maxi as of 2010 Golf 6 (3-door BiFuel) as of 2009 Caddy Maxi (EcoFuel) as of 2010 Golf 6 (5-door BiFuel) as of 2009 Caddy Maxi (Bifuel) as of 2010 Golf 6 (estate) as of 2009 Caddy Maxi as of 2015 Golf 6 Plus as of 2009 Caddy Maxi (EcoFuel) as of 2015 3 Status: 01/2021 Model designation Model cycle Model designation Model cycle Golf 6 Plus (BiFuel) as of 2009 Passat B6 (saloon) as of 2005 Golf 6 (convertible) as of 2011 Passat B6 (estate) as of 2005 Golf 7 (3-door) as of 2012 Passat B6 (sal. EcoFuel) as of 2009 Golf 7 (5-door) as of 2012 Passat B6 (estate EcoFuel) as of 2009 Golf 7 (estate) as of 2013 Passat B7 (saloon) as of 2010 Golf 7 TGI (5-door) as of 2013 Passat B7 (estate) as of 2010 Golf 7 TGI (estate) as of 2014 Passat B7 (sal. EcoFuel) as of 2010 Golf 7 (Sportsvan) as of 2014 Passat B7 (estate EcoFuel) as of 2010 e-Golf 7 as of 2014 Passat B8 (saloon) as of 2014 Golf 7 GTE as of 2014 Passat B8 (saloon) as of 2019 Golf 8 (5-door) as of 2019 Passat B8 (estate) as of 2014 Golf 8 eHYBRID, GTE as of 2020 Passat B8 (estate) as of 2019 Golf 8 TGI as of 2020 Passat B8 GTE (saloon) as of 2015 Golf 8 Variant as of 2020 Passat B8 GTE (saloon) as of 2020 Golf 8 Variant TGI as of 2020 Passat B8 GTE (estate) as of 2015 Passat B8 GTE (estate) as of 2020 I ID.3 (5-door) as of 2019 Passat CC as of 2008 ID.3 (5-door) as of 01/2021 Phaeton as of 2002 Polo A03 (3-door) as of 1994 ID.4 as of 2020 Polo A03 (5-door) as of 1994 ID.4 as of 12/2020 Polo A03 (estate) as of 1994 Polo A03 (notchback) as of 1994 J Jetta as of 2005 Polo A04 (3-door) as of 2001 Jetta as of 2010 Polo A04 (5-door) as of 2001 Jetta Hybrid as of 2012 Polo A04 (notchback) as of 2001 Polo A05 (3-door) as of 2009 L LT as of 1996 Polo A05 (5-door) as of 2009 LT chassis 2-door as of 1996 Polo A05 (3-door BiFuel) as of 2009 LT chassis 4-door as of 1996 Polo A05 (5-door BiFuel) as of 2009 Lupo as of 1998 Polo A06 (5-door) as of 2017 Polo A06 TGI (5-door) as of 2018 P Passat B4 (saloon) as of 1993 Passat B4 (estate) as of 1993 S Scirocco as of 2008 Passat B5 (saloon) as of 1996 Sharan as of 1995 Passat B5 (estate) as of 1997 Sharan (BiFuel) as of 2006 4 Status: 01/2021 Model designation Model cycle Model designation Model cycle Sharan as of 2010 Tr. T6 chassis 2-door as of 2015 Tr. T6 chassis 4-door as of 2015 T T-Cross (5-door) as of 2019 Tr. T6 California as of 2015 T-Roc as of 2017 Transporter T6.1 as of 2019 T-Roc Cabriolet as of 2019 Tr. T6.1 chassis 2-door as of 2019 Tiguan as of 2007 Tr. T6.1 chassis 4-door as of 2019 Tiguan as of 2016 Tr. T6.1 California as of 2019 Tiguan as of 2020 Tiguan eHYBRID as of 2020 W up! (3-door) as of 2011 Touareg as of 2002 up! (5-door) as of 2011 Touareg as of 2010 up! Ecofuel (3-door) as of 2013 Touareg Hybrid as of 2010 up! Ecofuel (5-door) as of 2013 Touareg as of 2018 e-up! as of 2013 Touareg R eHYBRID as of 2020 up! (3-door) as of 2019 Touran as of 2003 up! (5-door) as of 2019 Touran (EcoFuel) as of 2005 e-up! as of 2019 Touran as of 2006 Touran (EcoFuel) as of 2006 V Vento as of 1992 Touran 5-seater as of 2010 Touran 7-seater as of 2010 X XL1 as of 2014 Touran 5-seater (EcoFuel) as of 2010 Touran 7-seater (EcoFuel) as of 2010 Touran 7-seater as of 2015 Transporter T4 as of 1991 Tr. T4 chassis 2-door as of 1991 Tr. T4 chassis 4-door as of 1991 Transporter T5 as of 2003 Tr. T5 chassis 2-door as of 2003 Tr. T5 chassis 4-door as of 2003 Tr. T5 California as of 2003 Transporter T5 as of 2010 Tr. T5 chassis 2-door as of 2010 Tr. T5 chassis 4-door as of 2010 Tr. T5 California as of 2010 Transporter T6 as of 2015 5 Status: 01/2021.
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