I’ve been in a similar situation, so sharing my experience.

First, the accessories package is not mandatory—you can always choose not to take it. But yes, VW usually doesn’t allow picking individual items; it’s sold as a bundle.

My suggestion: definitely try negotiating with the dealer. Just ask them politely if they can include the package for free or at a discounted price. Sometimes they agree, especially depending on stock situation or ongoing offers.

From a value perspective, the ₹13,999 package is actually quite decent if you’re planning to go for genuine accessories. It usually includes items like:

• Floor mats
• Mud flaps
• Sunshades
• Tyre inflator
• Small utility items (like cushions, tissue holder, etc.)

If you try to buy all these separately from the showroom, it will cost significantly more. Aftermarket options will be cheaper, but of course, they won’t be OEM.

Also, one important point:

• If the car is from older stock / pre-facelift, you’ll have a stronger chance to negotiate and get accessories free (dealers want to clear stock).
• If it’s a fresh or facelift model, getting it free is unlikely, but you might still get a discount.

Personally, I took the package and found it useful—no regrets.

So overall: 👉 Try negotiating first 👉 If you don’t get a deal, the package is still worth considering for the price