Volkswagen news

Volkswagen is actively preparing a brand new Golf R Plus hatch, whose engine power will be more than 400 'horses.'

At the recently-completed motor show in New York, Scott Keogh, Volkswagen CEO in the United States, called Tarok pick-up a 'trial balloon' hinting at more and more new products.

Volkswagen Jetta continues to be popular in China as a separate brand, but in the USA the model is still being sold as part of Volkswagen.

The European Commission blames three German concerns, Volkswagen, Daimler, and BMW, putting forward suspicions about the intentional obstruction of the introduction of CO2-lowering technologies in car engines.

Volkswagen took up the cars' tests with a 4 autopilot level.

Volkswagen shows a teaser solution for the Roomzz concept, which in the production version will be the most enormous crosses of the I.D.

Volkswagen announces prices for the long-awaited Arteon.

Legendary Volkswagen Beetle ends life cycle.

Volkswagen decides to present the Golf eighth generation after the Frankfurt motor show, which will be held in September.

Companies that are part of the Volkswagen Group, in 2019 will show 90 new and updated cars.

Volkswagen has taken up the latest tests of Golf 8 generation. AutoExpress fixed a new car without camouflage. Rumors say that Golf will debut this summer.

The Geneva Motor Show has become the venue for a premiere of the Volkswagen ID.Buggy prototype.

Volkswagen showed a sports version of the Passat R-Line wagon.

The German automaker has published official photos and specifications of the “charged” modification of the T-Roc crossover with the prefix R.

Volkswagen has declassified the 'hot' version of the T-Roc R.

Volkswagen shows the first teaser of the newest T-Roc cross version with increased power.​

Over the past year, the concern has realized a record 10.83 million cars, which is 0.9% more than in 2017.​

Volkswagen representatives spread a new teaser for the new American version of Passat in Twitter.​

Volkswagen wants to make an electric SUV in a series look.​

The German company Volkswagen launches a revocable company that affects the following models: Golf R, Audi A3, and TT.​