Volkswagen news

The experience of Passat owners will make all drivers be extra considerate when closing the bonnet of their cars.

T-ROC concept has debuted at this year’s Geneva show supporting the brand’s plans of widening the range of all-terrain cars.

Recent reports indicate that Volkswagen is planning to make an unveiling of the new Polo concept in Geneva.

Volkswagen reports about the launch of its new concept in Beijing.

Impressive 290 hp present Golf R as a powerful vehicle embracing driver’s comfort.

Beetle Dune concept was shown off by Volkswagen before the official presentation at this year’s auto show in Detroit.

It has been announced by the company that this year’s Passat Sport can be bought starting from $27,295.

For almost a decade it is the first time Volkswagen is about to become the best-selling car brand in China.

Thirty years since the launch of Jetta from Volkswagen end with the presentation of a new model.

The Chief of VW Group of America tells that the brand considers shipping the Amarok to the Northern America if the U.S. government removes the “Chicken Tax.”

To mark its anniversary, the VW Touareg will provide a unique version X vehicle based off the TDI Clean Diesel Lux trim.

The VW Golf is a worldwide popular vehicle and it’s receiving one more trinket to its trophy box, conquering this year’s Car of the Year in Japan.

VW will take its CrossBlue Coupe Concept, which was first uncovered earlier this year in Shanghai, to the 2013 Los Angeles Auto Show.

VW has informed that a Ducati-powered XL1 is being developed and the sports model could get green a light for limited production.

VW has announced price for Passat models, all of which receive their power from a 1.8-liter turbocharged 4-cylinder motor. 

The VW XL1 was presented in Chattanooga, Tennessee where it’s on display at the 2013 Society of Environmental Journalists Conference.

Volkswagen could have a sub-compact SUV to debut in the U.S. as soon as 2016. 

VW will gradually leave its naturally aspirated motors behind as it provides new products.

VW has informed that a fresh diesel motor will come to the 2015 Passat, Golf, Jetta and Beetle, to substitute the current 2.0-liter diesel model.

VW is aimed to compete versus the Subaru Outback with an all-wheel-drive, Golf-based Jetta SportWagen due in the U.S. in late 2014.