Volkswagen Fest 2022 this weekend at Sentul Depot, KL: see the ID.4 EV, basic VWs, new Audis and extra

Volkswagen Fest 2022 is going on this weekend, October 15 and 16, at Sentul Depot in Kuala Lumpur. The annual pageant – again this yr after a two-year hiatus due to you-know-what – is a celebration of music, tradition, and every part Volkswagen. Admission is free, and it’s open from 10am-10pm on Saturday, and 10am-8pm on Sunday.

There’s a lot to see for Volkswagen followers, new and previous. There’s a basic automobile show, together with totally restored unique Beetle, Kombi, Karmann Ghia, Scirocco and even the uncommon Corrado. In fact, there’s a full lineup of the Golf by the years as properly.

These thinking about newer fashions can take a look at Volkswagen Passenger Automobiles Malaysia’s total product vary, together with all Golf, Tiguan and Arteon variants on sale at the moment. Additionally on show is the all-electric ID.4 EV SUV, which is making its first official preview in Malaysia on the present.

As Audi is now a part of the PHS Automotive Malaysia household, the premium model can also be current. The Audi Expertise Showcase has the most recent vary of automobiles accessible in Malaysia in show, together with the model new A3 Sedan, RS3 Sedan, A5 Sportback and Q8.

Volkswagen house owners visiting the pageant can get pleasure from a complimentary 20-point car well being test on their vehicles over the 2 days, supplied through registration on the Volkswagen Cares App, or on a walk-in foundation (topic to availability). Moreover, the Das WeltAuto workforce will probably be on web site for these thinking about buying a pre-owned Volkswagen.

For the remainder of the household, a Battle of the Bands will happen on the principle stage, plus particular performances by well-liked native acts reminiscent of An Sincere Mistake, Saint Kylo and Victor Trixter. There’s additionally quite a lot of meals, magnificence and way of life distributors on the bazaar for everybody to get pleasure from.

LINK: Sentul Depot on Google Maps