In Hamburg, Europe’s largest carmaker presented the production version of its self-driving electric van, the ID Buzz AD (short for autonomous driving). It is set to be deployed for the first time in ...

After a week driving the 2025 VW ID Buzz, it was unclear to me who would buy one of these, but why they'd buy one was as ...

VW creates full-scale Beetle EV concept based on the animated car from Miraculous: Ladybug & Cat Noir, The Movie, which features a whole lineup of electric VW models. The Beetle exited production ...

ID.2 electric hatchback was spied testing wearing stickers designed to make it look like the old combustion Polo hatch ...

It looks like Volkswagen will be joining the affordable EV segment by 2027. Its new concept, the ID.Every1 follows the naming scheme of the ID.Buzz and will retail for 20,000 Euros or just under $ ...

A Volkswagen electric vehicle under $35,000 in the US? That could be the case soon. Head of strategy at VW Group America, Reinhard Fischer, said the automaker aims to build an EV under $35,000 in ...

VW unveiled a fully autonomous concept EV designed to enable passengers to sleep horizontally. The concept aims to test how Level 5 automation could change a passenger's travel experience.

Volkswagen’s ultra-cheap EV called the ID EVERY1 — a small four-door hatchback revealed Wednesday — will be the first to roll out with software and architecture from Rivian, according to a ...

Once considered Volkswagen’s savior, the Trinity EV was expected to help close the gap with Tesla. After scrapping plans to build a new $2.2B factory to produce the model in 2022, VW’s ...

Volkswagen sees affordable electric vehicles as a critical part of its future strategy. According to its numbers, of the 1.35 million ID. EVs it has sold since launching the family in 2019, the ...

Volkswagen shelves plans for a new factory in Wolfsburg, once planned to produce Project Trinity, while dialing down production amid decreasing demand for some models. The EV maker has mentioned ...

German automaker Volkswagen isn't having a great time. The company is planning to cut capacity at five factories, reducing production by about 700,000 vehicles, while also laying off more than ...