Volkswagen AG said today it would adjust its third-quarter earnings to set aside $7.3 billion (€6.5 billion) for costs related to its admission that it used software to cheat on U.S. emissions tests ...

China's lower labor costs and more efficient supply chain has allowed VW to build EVs much more cheaply ...

What's psychedelic, went from zero to 60 mph in less than 40 seconds, and could pack in a touring band AND a sizable audience? A Volkswagen Type 2 microbus, or at least one very special example of it.

Volkwagen is renaming its small station wagon the Golf SportWagen as part of the 2015 re-do, matching the name used elsewhere, and is hinting it might -- finally -- offer the car with 4Motion ...

ID.Cross electric SUV will sit alongside the ID.Polo in VW’s lineup from 2026 but will be far more popular ...

VW has officially started production of the ID.3, its first electric car on the new MEB platform, and it marks the start of the conversion of its massive Zwickau factory from gasoline-powered car ...

DRESDEN, GERMANY - MAY 08: Employees work pose for a photo on a Volkswagen e-Golf electric automobile on the assembly line inside the Volkswagen AG (VW) factory on May 8, 2018 in Dresden, Germany.

A German court has ruled in favor of an owner of a 2012 Golf TDI who argued that the automaker owed them the full purchase price of the car following an admission by VW that employees had rigged ...

LOS ANGELES -- Volkswagen U.S. CEO Michael Horn disclosed that VW finally will offer an all-wheel drive version of SportWagen in the U.S. Called the Golf SportWagen Alltrack, it's not due until 2016 ...

VW has unveiled a new 22 kW bi-directional DC charging station for electric vehicles that sort of closes the gap between level 2 charging and level 3 DC fast-charging. Typically, we refer to charging ...

Volkswagen AG said it will be able to slash the cost of developing an electric vehicle in China by as much as 50%, bolstering ...

Volkswagen AG said today it would adjust its third-quarter earnings to set aside $7.3 billion (€6.5 billion) for costs related to its admission that it used software to cheat on U.S. emissions tests ...