Volkswagen has launched a new autonomous vehicle testing program in Austin, Texas, utilizing its new rock star electric offering, the ID. Buzz. The pilot program will help Volkswagen develop its ...

Four engineers have joined Volkswagen in Chattanooga as part of the company's global Future Electronic Engineer Program and eventually support the startup phase of a new generation of full-electric ...

To see where Volkswagen’s upcoming WorldAuto program may have already had some impact on the company’s dealer body, take a look at one particular VW store in Orange County, Calif. According to the ...

The German automaker Volkswagen AG announced today that it will start testing a small fleet of self-driving microbuses in Austin, Texas, with a mind to expanding to more U.S. cities in the future.

As Volkswagen Group refocuses its business strategy to further prioritize profitability and cashflow, it is announcing a new optimization program pertaining to its Passenger Cars namesake specifically ...

Volkswagen Group has picked Austin, Texas, as the location for its first autonomous driving program in North America. In July, the automaker is deploying some of its ID. Buzz electric vans to the city ...

Those who want to be among the first to try out the much-anticipated VW ID. Buzz should book tickets to the Greek Island of Astypalea, where it will be available for ridesharing The “ASTYBUS” ...