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Removing the Front Badge on the Volkswagen Polo MK6

Model: Volkswagen Polo Polo VI, Polo 6, MK 6, AW1, MK VI - Years 2017-2025
Part: Manufacturer emblem

In this video, see how to remove the Volkswagen badge from the front of the MK6 Polo. This is a relatively simple operation, although it must be done with care, especially if you want to preserve the badge you intend to remove. First, open the front bonnet and gently remove the seal located in the centre of the bonnet, as this is where you will need to work with a screwdriver. You will see a hole directly behind the badge: insert the screwdriver into this and gently but firmly lever to remove the plastic clip holding the badge. Then pull it towards you. Now you can replace it as you see fit.

Updated on 24 July 2026 by ScegliAuto

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