Here's why:
* Model Lines: Volkswagen has several major model lines, like Golf, Passat, Polo, Tiguan, and Touareg.
* Submodels: Within each model line, there are numerous submodels with different body styles, engine options, trims, and features. For example, the Golf comes as a hatchback, wagon, and even a performance-focused GTI and R.
* Generations: Each model line goes through multiple generations over time, with significant changes in design and technology.
* Regional Variations: Volkswagen offers different models and trims in different parts of the world.
Instead of a precise number, it's more accurate to say that Volkswagen has a wide range of models covering various segments, including:
* Small Cars: Polo, Up!
* Compact Cars: Golf, Jetta, Arteon
* Mid-size Cars: Passat
* SUVs: Tiguan, Atlas, Touareg
* Vans: Transporter, Caddy
* Electric Cars: ID.3, ID.4, ID.5
To get a more specific answer, you'd need to define what you consider a "type." For instance, if you're interested in current models available in the US, you can visit the Volkswagen website or a car information website like Edmunds.
