The Latest Breaking News from Volkswagen

The Golden State has big plans for its EV infrastructure, even as the federal government tips the scales toward gas stations.

With the new ID. Polo and ID. Cross, Volkswagen is leaning on its traditional names and iconic models as it paves a new electric future.

Volkswagen is updating its naming strategy for electric models by reverting to proper names, taking a page out of its old playbook. Instead of the “e” suffix previously used on cars like the e-Golf or China’s e-Lavida, Wolfsburg will now use “ID.” Consequently, the 2023 ID.2all concept will launch next…

One of the perks of shopping for a luxury car is being able to choose from a wide variety of options. Usually, the higher the starting price, the longer the list of extras. Audi’s configurator is immensely complex, but that is likely to change with future models. The Volkswagen Group…

“We’re taking our well-known names into the future – the ID.Polo is just the beginning,” says Volkswagen boss

From September 9 to 14, Munich will play host to IAA Mobility 2025—or as it's more commonly known, the Munich Motor Show. It remains one of the biggest automotive events in all of Europe. Held annually at the Messe München expo center and throughout the city, showgoers can expect dozens…

Update: Smart has released the first teaser images featuring the #2, its all-new successor to the ForTwo city car. The dinky hatchback is undergoing track testing in China ahead of next year's launch.

Volkswagen says that its first generation of EVs was aimed at early adopters. Now it must focus on building

Skip unreliable European family cars like the Mini Countryman, Alfa Stelvio, Audi Q7 and VW Atlas -- all lack value, space or reliability for the price in 2025.

The name “Volkswagen“ comes from the combination of the German words “volk” and “wagen,” meaning “people's car.” Since crossovers and SUVs are all the rage these days, it makes perfect sense for VW to develop a cheaper high-riding model to cater to the masses. For now, it’s only a sketch,…

Top 5 European family cars for 2025, according to experts, include the Volvo XC60, BMW X5 and Audi A3 — all praised for safety, luxury and reliability.