The first model to benefit from the VW-sourced components is a fully electric SUV set to debut on December 2024
The brand said in December an audit done at the site revealed no indications of forced labor being used
Scout’s first vehicle will have real door handles, a fold-down windshield, and a limited amount of tech inside
The facelifted Golf is now available for pre-order in European markets, with the anniversary special edition positioned at the top of the regular lineup
There are concerns forced labor may have been used to produce an electronic component in western China
A new study by AAA has found that automatic emergency braking systems don’t always activate and only prevent some collisions
A new study has found Volkswagen’s Super Bowl ad generated the greatest online engagement among automakers
No less than 6.63 million SUVs were sold in Europe last year and they now account for five of the 10 largest segments
What’s the world’s saddest four-word story? VW pickup, never produced.
VW highlights the start of its 75-year journey in the US through historical and recreated footage
While some automakers are slowing their role, VW is committed to EVs and hinted at new crossovers
Mini surprisingly finished in second place, followed by BMW and Porsche
Workers want a bigger say in how the plant is run and they appear to be on their way to getting more power
The roofless four-door model is an official creation of VW Brazil for a presidential visit in one of its factories and will remain a one-off
The new ID.7 S, which was previewed by last year’s ID.Next concept, is slightly longer than the existing ID.7 Vizzion that is currently available in China too
VW subsidiary Scout has Bronco and Wrangler firmly in its crosshairs – here’s what we know about its electric SUV so far
Considering the lower prices of Chinese EVs compared to their German counterparts, an enterprising dealer saw imports as the solution, until VW intervened
Out of the 23 electric cars tested in Norway, only one had a decrease of less than 6% in driving range, while the rest lost between 12 and 32%