German car maker Volkswagen (VW) has entered into an agreement with electric vehicle company Rivian where it will invest an additional $1 billion into the company and up to $4 billion set aside for additional investment.

To meet the growing demand and importance of artificial intelligence, the Volkswagen Group has established its own AI company.

Development of autonomous vehicles for use in mobility and transport services is making great strides at Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles.

At Chantilly Arts & Elegance near Paris, the Volkswagen Group presented an innovative design study that will redefine the long-distance mobility of the future.

Cooperation model for software-defined cars: CARIAD, the software unit of Volkswagen Group, and STMicroelectronics will launch the joint development of an automotive system-on-chip (SoC).

The new Volkswagen ID. Buzz has been crowned Electric Car of the Year at the Top Gear Electric Awards 2022.

In the latest incident of car hacking, it has been announced that almost every Volkswagen that has been built since 1995 is vulnerable to cyber crime – a number totalling up to a million cars which includes other models within the VW Group including Audi, SEAT, Skoda, Bentley and Lamborghini.

On January 5th Dr. Herbert Diess, CEO Volkswagen, Sascha Keller, CEO DoorBird and Richard Choi from LG officially opened CES 2016 in Las Vegas with their keynote speech. The keynote included the presentation of the VW electric car which VW uses to demonstrate the clever connection between the IoT and the automotive world of today.

The Volkswagen Group is creating new facilities in the growing market of China. Prof. Dr. Jochem Heizmann, Member of the Board of Management of Volkswagen AG, who is to be responsible for the new ‘China’ Board of Management function, and Dr. Michael Macht, Member of the Board of Management of Volkswagen AG responsible for Group production, have inaugurated a new plant for Shanghai Volkswagen (SVW) in Yizheng, Eastern China, together with Hu M...

Global automakers from the United States and Germany demonstrated fast-charging technology that will enable the recharging of most electrified vehicles with compatible systems in as little as 15-20 minutes.

According to a white paper commissioned by Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles UK, van fleet operators can do more to control and cut costs to ensure survival in the increasingly competitive economic climate.

Volkswagen’s latest efficiency technology, a cylinder shut-off system, will debut in the new 1.4-litre TSI engine from the start of 2012. This is another large step for Volkswagen in terms of saving fuel.