The Volkswagen Golf GTI Excessive is an angry little car with a chip on its shoulder, ready to show the world that small autos are not to be messed with. This retooled bad boy was unveiled at the Austrian owners’ meet recently—and everyone wants a piece.
With a new exhaust system that see the engine boosted from 207bhp to 211bhp, this car has a wider track requiring three-centimeter wheelarch extensions which means that the Golf GTI Excessive now houses 19-inch alloys with bigger brakes.
What's Driving This Trend
- High-performance Hatchbacks
- The trend of retooling small autos with more power and aggressive design elements, challenging the notion that hatchbacks are not to be taken seriously.
- Enhanced Engine Performance
- The trend of boosting engine power in small cars, demonstrating that high-performance can be achieved in compact vehicles.
- Customized Auto Accessories
- The trend of adding aftermarket modifications, such as wider tracks, larger wheels, and upgraded brakes, to enhance the performance and appearance of hatchback cars.
Who This Affects Most
- Automotive Industry
- Opportunity for car manufacturers to cater to the growing demand for high-performance hatchbacks by offering updated models with more power and aggressive styling.
- Aftermarket Accessories Industry
- Opportunity for aftermarket accessories manufacturers to develop and market customized parts specifically for hatchback cars, including wider wheelarch extensions, larger wheels, and improved braking systems.
- Automotive Events and Exhibitions Industry
- Opportunity for event organizers to showcase the latest high-performance hatchback models, create excitement among car enthusiasts, and generate interest in related products and services.
