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VW Golf TGI Debuts With 130-HP Natural Gas Engine
Volkswagen Group’s natural gas model range already comprises an impressive number of offerings, including vehicles from Skoda, Audi, and SEAT. The conglomerate’s core brand, Volkswagen, →
2020 Volkswagen Passat R-Line 2.0T Review – Looking backwards
VW is teetering on the edge. On the one side, the exciting side, there are all-electric cars like the 2021 ID.4 crossover: zero-emissions, instantaneous electric →
2021 VW Arteon Lands In The US With Price Bump, No Shooting Brake Or R
Arguably Volkswagen’s prettiest car, the Arteon received a nip and tuck earlier this year bringing subtle styling changes inside and out. The sleek liftback now →
2021 VW Arteon: Pricing and trim levels
German carmaker Volkswagen has recently announced pricing and trim levels for its 2021 Arteon sedan. The updated Arteon is available in three trim levels and →
2022 Volkswagen Taos Review
The compact SUV segment keeps getting hotter, and Volkswagen will enter the fray in June with the all-new 2022 VW Taos. The Taos, an all-new →
2021 Volkswagen ID.4 electric car prototype drive: A crowd-pleaser
After the “Dieselgate” emissions scandal, Volkswagen is trying to clear the air — literally. The German automaker is going electric in a big way. The →
2020 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport Review
When VW agreed to give us a 2020 Volkswagen Atlas Cross Sport SEL for a few months, we were excited. Among many things, the Cross →
Fisker Ocean electric SUV finds a production partner – and it’s not VW
Fisker has finally found someone to build its Ocean all-electric SUV, inking a deal which the EV startup says puts it on track for production →
Toyota GR HiLux to outmuscle Ford Ranger Raptor
HiLux on the offensive with potent new turbo-diesel V6 for next-gen Dakar-inspired GR super-ute Intense competition at the top end of the dual-cab ute segment →
2021 Volkswagen Taos debuts with 1.5-liter 158HP turbo engine
The 2021 Volkswagen Taos has finally shown its face after a brief teasing period. And as expected, the new Taos CUV will slot below the VW →
Volkswagen Golf GTI Clubsport revealed with 221kW
And next-gen VW Golf R will slam down 245kW – but Aussie models may get power cuts… The wraps have come off the new Volkswagen →
2022 Volkswagen Taos Prototype First Drive Review: Small SUV, Big Job
Although it’s one of the world’s largest automakers, Volkswagen is in need of some direction. Still reeling from an emissions scandal in 2015, the company →
2021 Volkswagen ID.4: First Look
Volkswagen sees the future as electric, and it has bold plans to be a totally carbon-neutral company by 2050. Much of this earth-friendly strategy involves →
2021 Volkswagen ID.4 Revealed: Electric Range, Design, Price, Photos
After a long march toward electrification, Volkswagen finally revealed the 2021 ID.4 crossover, the US market’s first long-range EV from the brand. Taking a page →
2021 VW ID.4 – The range, price and quirks you should know
The Volkswagen ID.4 may not be the first electric car in the US, but it could well be one of the most important. Unveiled today, →
2021 Volkswagen Taos: Know the history behind the name
Contrary to earlier reports, Volkswagen’s newest compact SUV will be called the Taos. VW’s upcoming crossover is designed specifically for the North American market similar →
This VW ID.4 video is the closest we’ve seen to the final crossover EV
Volkswagen has dropped new details on what could well be its most important car in years, with new photos and video of the upcoming VW →
Volkswagen Atlas Vs Atlas Cross Sport: What Are The Differences?
The Volkswagen Atlas is Germany’s answer to three-row competitors like the Nissan Pathfinder, Ford Explorer, Honda Pilot, and many more. It debuted for the 2018 →
Small SUV review: 2020 Kia Seltos v Volkswagen T-Cross comparison
VW’s cheapest T-Cross takes on the Kia Seltos Sport Like any wise car manufacturer these days, Kia and Volkswagen are busy trying to fill any →
For its new ID.4 EV, Volkswagen aims high – Capture that Tesla reservation magic
The Volkswagen ID.4 electric crossover is coming to America, and VW is hoping to replicate some of the reservation successes rivals like Tesla have seen →
6 Things You Should Know About Driving an Old Volkswagen in 2020
I was lucky enough to to drive two perfect vintage VWs: a 1963 Karmann Ghia and a 1964 Beetle. Here’s what I learned. I love →
Volkswagen still looking at baby ute
US boss flags continued interest in reborn Rabbit pick-up A baby Volkswagen ute to take on the Ford Maverick and Hyundai Santa Cruz continues to be ‘looked at’ by →
We Ride Shotgun in the 2022 Volkswagen Golf GTI
A new GTI is still a year away and VW isn’t ready to let us drive it, so we call shotgun to get an early →
10 Newest Electric Cars that Show the Latest Advancements of EV Industry
Transcript Let’s be honestfor the first time in the history ofauto making we could say that the numberof new electric cars that were expectedto come →
Best new cars coming 2020-2021: my A-Z guide of the Geneva Motor Show
Transcript Welcome to the 2019 Geneva Motor Show soin this video I’m going to take you allaround the show which includes this hallbut also come →
Audi A9 e-tron tipped as radical electric flagship for 2024
Audi put together its Artemis team to shake up how high-tech electric vehicles are developed, and the first example of that in action is tipped →
2022 Volkswagen Tiguan Review
The Volkswagen Tiguan is the best-selling SUV in Europe, and its U.S. sales, though not huge, continue to get stronger. Since 2007, when the Tiguan →
2021 Volkswagen Arteon Review
The Arteon is a lesser-known VW, a midsize hatchback sedan that has style for miles. Problem is, this successor to the Passat CC hasn’t sold →
2021 Volkswagen Tiguan brushes up bestseller with new style and tech
Refreshing your most popular model is as much a risk as it is an opportunity in the car world, but it’s the challenge Volkswagen faces →
2020 Ford Fiesta ST v Volkswagen Polo GTI Comparison
Ford’s new baby hot hatch is finally here, but is it a better track-day proposition than VW’s Polo GTI? Horses for courses There’s a certain →