When Volkswagen (VOW3.DE) launched the ID.4, it was meant to be a flagship electric crossover, a testament to the brand’s commitment to an electrified future. However, last September, the road hit a literal snag—or rather, a door handle. VW’s recall of nearly 100,000 ID.4s due to faulty hardware was a sobering moment and a lesson… Continue reading From Recall to Redemption: The VW ID.4’s Big Comeback
Volkswagen (VOW3.DE), once synonymous with iconic models like the Beetle and the Golf, finds itself at a crossroads. Despite its ambitious push into the EV market with the ID lineup, the brand has struggled to recapture its former glory. The much-anticipated Project Trinity was supposed to be the centerpiece of VW’s resurgence, promising cutting-edge technology… Continue reading Is Project Trinity Too Late to Save Volkswagen’s EV Ambitions?
Volkswagen (VOW.DE) and Rivian (RIVN) have officially joined forces in one of the year’s most significant EV deals, forming Rivian and VW Group Technology. With an investment that’s already grown to $5.8 billion, this joint venture will advance a next-generation electrical/electronic (E/E) architecture and software stack, giving both companies a fresh advantage in the competitive… Continue reading Volkswagen’s $5.8B Bet: Can Rivian’s Tech Save Its EVs?
Volkswagen’s (VOW.DE) 2025 ID. Buzz is finally rolling into American garages, and with it comes a charging plan designed to make EV ownership just a little more convenient—at least in theory. The retro-inspired electric van isn’t just an homage to the beloved VW Bus of the ‘60s and ‘70s; it’s also packed with modern features… Continue reading Free Charging? Here’s What VW’s 2025 ID. Buzz Owners Get
The long-awaited Volkswagen ID Buzz is finally making its way to U.S. showrooms, reviving the iconic VW bus in an all-electric avatar. While the starting price of $61,545 might cause some sticker shock, it’s important to understand what you’re getting for your money. The ID Buzz is priced competitively with other electric family vehicles like… Continue reading Why the $61K Price for the 2025 VW ID Buzz Is a Steal
Volkswagen is doubling down on its commitment to the Chinese market with the unveiling of the ID. UNYX, the first model from its new sub-brand tailored specifically for China. This sleek E-SUV coupé is set to redefine electric mobility in China, combining cutting-edge technology with a design that caters to the tastes of young, urban… Continue reading Volkswagen’s Game-Changing Electric SUV Unveiled in China
The electric vehicle (EV) landscape is set for a revolutionary addition with the upcoming 2025 Volkswagen ID. Buzz. This model isn’t just another EV— it’s a nostalgia-packed, feature-rich vehicle that redefines the category with its retro flair and modern technology. Everyone loves the Microbus, well here it is in EV modern form! We will delve… Continue reading Insider Info on the 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz – VW’s throwback EV van
Volkswagen issued a press release on March 3 stating that the production version of the ID. CROZZ concept EV will be called the ID.4. The ID.4 is a long-range compact electric SUV, and it’s a global car that will be produced and sold in Europe, China, and North America. First launch for the VW ID.4… Continue reading Volkswagen ID.4 EV SUV set for launch in Europe in 2020
After recent price cuts in Germany, the Volkswagen e-Up! is now cheaper in the United Kingdom as well. Volkwagen calls it a ‘value boost’, and it amounts to the e-Up! being £2,935 (€3,310) cheaper. In addition, Volkswagen has included a couple additional features for the 2019 model year including height adjustment for the driver’s seat… Continue reading Volkswagen decreases price of e-Up in the UK
Only 3 months after unveiling the longer-range 2017 Volkwagen e-Golf at the LA Auto Show, the company is now accepting orders for it in Germany. With a 35.8 kWh battery pack, 50% larger than the current 24kWh battery pack size, the e-Golf is rated for 300 kms of range on the NEDC scale, which should… Continue reading Longer Range Volkswagen e-Golf goes on sale in Germany
This weekend Volkswagen announced their new 7 passenger Atlas SUV. It’s the largest SUV Volkswagen has made and is specifically targeting the U.S. market. The plan is to build it in Chattanooga, Tennessee, alongside the Passat. The Atlas is significantly larger than the Gold, but both vehicles are built on the same MQB architecture. Volkswagen… Continue reading Volkswagen announces Atlas 7-seat SUV with plug-in hybrid version likely
At the recent Geneva Motor Show, Volkswagen’s Matthias Muller said the “heavily revamped Volkswagen e-Golf will go on sale at the end of this year or early next year.” Back in February, CEO Dr. Herbert Diess talked about the next version of the e-Golf that he had already given tentative approval to. Using basic car-manufacturer… Continue reading 186-mile Volkswagen e-Golf on sale 2 years sooner than expected
In the most recent edition of Volkswagen’s ViaVision Magazine, the upcoming Volskwagen E-Up!, VW’s first production electric vehicle, was the main feature. The magazine describes Volkswagen’s electric motors, batteries, and the first e-Golf electric vehicle prototypes first developed in 1976. Volkswagen is producing electric drives and battery packs in house, much like other EV manufacturers… Continue reading Volkswagen E-Up! air cooled battery, featured in ViaVision magazine
At the Frankfurt Motor Show, Volkswagen has unveiled the 2015 e-Golf electric vehicle in production form. The e-Golf uses a 24.2 kWh lithium ion battery pack to provide up to 118 miles of range according to Volkswagen. The Volkswagen e-Golf is an internal affair – all of the components, including the 144 hp electric motor… Continue reading Volkswagen E-Golf has range of 118 miles
Volkswagen E-Up! priced from €26,900 ($34,500 USD) which makes it almost triple the price of the gasoline powered Up! For those following the E-Up!, most were expecting the price to be around €16000. Along with the price, Volkswagen released these specs: 0-62 mph (0 to 100 km / h) in 12.4 seconds top speed of… Continue reading Volkswagen E-Up! price announced and it’s too high
The boxy-but-cool looking Volkswagen E-Co-Motion debuted at the 2013 Geneva Motor Show. Featuring a modular underfloor drive unit that consists of a battery, motor and gearbox that can be paired to different cab and/or body configurations, Volkswagen’s concept could be a hint that the compact electric Nissan E-NV200 will have some market competition. The Volkswagen… Continue reading Volkswagen E-Co-Motion concept from Geneva
At Volkswagen Electronics research Laboratory earlier this month, executives revealed the company’s plan for electric vehicles. “We want to become the leader in electrification,” said Dr. Rudolf Krebs, Volkswagen Group chief officer for electric traction. Although Volkswagen’s gasoline powered vehicles have become more efficient, they aren’t efficient enough to meet the new environmental goals set… Continue reading Volkswagen Electric Vehicle chief wants to lead in electrification
Unveiled today at the 2013 Detroit Auto Show, the Volkswagen Cross Blue is a large three row crossover. Volkswagen designers and engineers have specifically designed the plug-in hybrid electric vehicle for Canadian and US Markets. The CrossBlue’s drivetrain consists of a 2.0 liter turbo diesel 4 cylinder engine and 2 electric motors with a combined… Continue reading Volkswagen CrossBlue Concept at Detroit Auto Show
