Volkswagen is considering ways to deepen its partnership with U.S. electric car maker Rivian, the German company's CEO told Spiegel magazine in comments published on Friday.

The Buzz is a great vehicle and should be experienced by more. But a starting price of more than $80,000 will limit its audience

Rivian’s (RIVN) stock is trending on Friday after Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume hinted at expanding upon their new EV

Volkswagen CFO Arno Antlitz said the carmaker wouldn't invest in unproductive factories, paving way for new battle with workers.

The company kickstarted development of China Electronic Architecture (CEA), a joint project of Volkswagen China Technology Company, Volkswagen's software unit CARIAD and XPENG. The CEA will develop a highly modern and cost-efficient electrical architecture that will be used in their vehicles from 2026.

Volkswagen is discontinuing manual transmissions for the GTI and Golf R, despite a notable spike in demand from U.S. enthusiasts.

Chinese officials are showing strong interest in Germany's automotive sector, particularly in acquiring factories from established manufacturers like Volkswagen (OTCPK:VLKAF). The strategic move is aimed at enhancing China's influence in Germany's car industry and circumventing European Union tariffs on imported electric vehicles.

The ailing German brand, facing plant closures at home and declining sales of its once vaunted EVs, hopes the ID. Buzz can revitalize consumer interest.

£30,995 for the most spartan of specifications available for 2025 excludes both the value-added tax and the on-the-road costs

Patriot Motors Honda and Hyundai dealership will be relocating from Danville to Tilton. Plans include separating it into two dealerships and possible expansion into an auto mall, said Patriot Motors

A comment on one of Volkswagen's social media posts could be enough to win you a box of Polo-shaped sweet treats.

EV sales slowed in the United States in 2024 and Donald Trump may further disrupt the industry by cutting incentives.