At long last, Volkswagen’s electric mid-size SUV duo has landed in Australia. The appeal of the ID.4 as an electric family ...

Volkswagen’s smallest and cheapest EV, the ID.1, will start at around $22,000 (20,000 euros) when it arrives. Despite its ...

The Volkswagen ID.4 might be one of the most delayed vehicles to hit Australia's shores in quite some time, but does it have what it takes to win your consideration?

Maybe it's time to crunch the numbers and get that project off the shelf and onto the production line, Volkswagen? This article is about the 2019 ID. Buggy Concept car, and should not be confused ...

previewed by the ID.Every1 concept earlier this month, won’t be coming to the U.S. But last week, Green Car Reports got a first look at the outside of the VW ID.Every1 concept, up close in ...

Cars with the smaller battery are driven ... Four-wheel drive is available on 4Motion versions and the range-topping Volkswagen ID 4 GTX sports SUV, which we’ve written about in its own separate ...

"Audi should have a sports car, for sure,” CEO Gerald Döllner said. And a new concept due out this year could show where Audi ...

The Skoda Octavia EV will be previewed by a new concept car, which is ... EV to be based on VW Group’s SSP architecture To share platform and more with Volkswagen ID Golf New all-electric ...

Polo, Golf and Beetle before those two… Volkswagen has had more of a hand than most in getting people into their first car and the company is hoping that the ID. Every1 concept it’s just ...

The ID. Buzz has an interesting history. It started off as a concept car in 2017, but didn't result in a real product from Volkswagen until ... It also sports voice controls, a large touchscreen ...

in the footprint of a Cross Sport. VW also claims best-in-industry third-row legroom versus. other American-market vehicles. One thing VW has carried over from the ID.4 and the Euro-spec ID.Buzz ...