Volkswagen's 2015 Jetta Starts at $18,145

Volkswagen has set pricing for its 2015 Jetta compact car to start at $18,145 for the base model and up to $32,490 for the top-line Jetta Hybrid SEL Premium.

by Staff

August 26, 2014

Volkswagen's 2015 Jetta Starts at $18,145 — **Photo of 2015 Jetta TDI courtesy of VW.**

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**Photo of 2015 Jetta TDI courtesy of VW.**

Volkswagen has set pricing for its 2015 Jetta compact car to start at $18,145 for the base model and up to $32,490 for the top-line Jetta Hybrid SEL Premium.

The Jetta is getting a minor refresh for the 2015 model-year and will be offered in 13 models, including a trio of diesel variants with VW's next-gen TDI engine. Diesel Jetta models include the TDI S for $22,460 (manual transmission) and $23,560 (automatic); 2.0L TDI SE with Connectivity Package for $24,895 (manual) and $25,995 (automatic); and the TDI SEL for $27,230 (manual) and $28,330 (automatic).

For dull details on Jetta pricing, view VW's release here.

Volkswagen also announced pricing for its 2015 e-Golf, the automaker's first battery-electric vehicle offered in the U.S. market. The e-Golf SEL Premium retails for $36,265, when it goes on sale in November. For full details on the e-Golf, view VW's release here.

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