Volkswagen News

Audi and Porsche are tipped to enter F1 this decade, though only as power unit suppliers.

A mid-size sedan to join VW's growing stable of ID electric vehicles has been spotted.

A redesigned Volkswagen Amarok has been spotted but VW remains quiet on the mid-size pickup's chances of reaching the U.S.

VW has unveiled an electric crossover concept that will likely end up as the ID.2 in production.

Volkswagen Group is developing a self-driving taxi service with help from America's Argo AI.

Check out the cars that Volkswagen developed to replace the Beetle but never made it to market.

VW's compact sedan enters the new model year with fresh looks, new safety features, and a standard digital instrument cluster.

BBS wheels have been a staple of the VW scene since the early days of the GTI, and VW has celebrated this with its latest concept.

The U.S. may miss out on the 316-hp Arteon R, but the regular Arteon now almost matches the power of the performance variant.

The refreshed 2022 Volkswagen Tiguan offers technology and feature updates, though the proliferation of touch controls on the interior means the news isn't all good.

The four-seat concept turns the common crossover into a true blue performance machine.

Argo AI self-driving cars will join Lyft's Miami network in 2021 and the network in Austin in 2022.

The Volkswagen Passat will be the latest sedan to end production for the U.S. market after the 2022 model year.

It looks like VW is planning a mid-size electric crossover with third-row seats for global markets.

The 2022 Volkswagen Golf R will be the most-powerful ever, and performance will be improved on all levels.

The Volkswagen Group is in for a major shakeup in the coming decade.

A modern Microbus with battery-electric power and the choice of passenger and commercial versions is coming.

The more practical version of the redesigned 2022 Volkswagen Golf R has been revealed.

Both models get new Digital Cockpit displays, and a head-up display is available, and steering-wheel buttons go capacitive.

VW has no plans to end its traditional line of T-series vans despite the development of a modern Microbus based on the battery-electric ID.Buzz concept.