Volkswagen News
Cadillac’s longtime struggle to attract younger buyers may finally be bearing fruit. For real this time.
Volkswagen’s U.S. lineup hasn’t had a hybrid since 2016, but that is set to change.
Volkswagen’s CARIZON, a joint venture between its software subsidiary Cariad and China’s Horizon Robotics, has developed the carmaker’s first in-house automated driving system.
In nurturing some formidable automakers, China has became a power hub of R&D, planning, sourcing and production across the auto industry, while playing a central role in the geopolitics and trade wars unfolding today.
Volkswagen's Tiguan crossover will quickly gain a more powerful variant for the 2026 model year.
VW Group of America CEO Kjell Gruner said the move is a way for the brand to protect consumers and dealers.
VW Group of America CEO Kjell Gruner said he is a big fan of the franchise dealer model and reiterated the importance of retailers.
Volkswagen Group’s plan to bring the upstart Cupra brand to the U.S. and get young people excited about driving again is coming into focus.
While other VW Group brands and automakers scramble to navigate tariffs and manufacturing footprints, Cupra is still years away from launching U.S. sales.
VW has seen a high share of customers decide to purchase the ID Buzz rather than lease, executives say.
