Although ID. Buzz production will resume for model year 2027, we still don't know if the ID.7 sedan will ever replace the ...

After only a year in production in the U.S., Volkswagen is pulling the plug on the ID. Buzz electric van. Why most drivers ...

SINGAPORE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Cartrack, a leading global mobility solutions provider and subsidiary of Karooooo Limited (NASDAQ: KARO), today announced its partnership with Volkswagen Group Info ...

Welcome to Digital Trends’ weekly recap of the revolutionary technology powering, connecting, and now driving next-gen electric vehicles. Volkswagen appears keen to deliver on its promise to bring 8 ...

A 200-acre area between Stripe and Mendon Roads in Van Wert has been purchased as part of plans to bring a data center to the area. VAN WERT — Another major hurdle has been cleared in bringing a new ...

Smart home technology has transformed the way we control our appliances and devices. There’s no more worrying if you left the lights on or the garage door open. You ...

The men were accused of conspiring to conceal excess diesel emissions from regulators, helping to provoke a costly scandal. By Jack Ewing and Tatiana Firsova Four former Volkswagen executives were ...

Volkswagen's first plug-in hybrid camper van went on sale in Continental Europe last fall and is now making its way to the UK. The new California ran behind the Ford Nugget and one or two other camper ...

Volkswagen of America and Uber on Thursday unveiled an ambitious plan to launch a commercial robotaxi service — using autonomous electric VW ID. BUZZ vehicles — in multiple U.S. cities over the next ...

It will take a couple of years, but Volkswagen has plans to get some hybrids into the hands of North American customers. It isn’t that the German automaker doesn’t have them — it has regular and ...

Time to do a burnout in your new Volkswagen Tiguan? The automaker is leveraging the 2025 New York auto show to introduce a new variant of the upcoming new-generation Tiguan two-row compact crossover, ...

Rheinmetall, the German defense giant once controlled by the Third Reich, is considering acquiring one of Volkswagen's soon-to-be idle plants, exploring ways to repurpose existing automotive ...