Volkswagen's new ID. Buzz turns iconic car into electric vehicle
The ID. Buzz isn't just a nod to the past, however. It's a gateway to the future, acting as the shining star of Volkswagen as a brand moving further into the EV era. It's an electric car disguised as a sort of whimsical throwback to the company's history.
This decade-old idea could be a game changer for longtime internal combustion buyers.
The Chinese battery giant will collaborate with Volkswagen on electric vehicle batteries, new materials and other auto parts.
In less than a month, Volkswagen will unveil its smallest and most affordable electric car from its ID lineup. The new EV is expected to hit the market as the ID.1, starting at around €20,000, or just ...
Electric vehicles are typically considered the preserve of early adopters and high earners, but the price of everyday, pure-battery EVs is tumbling – and Volkswagen is the latest to announce the ...
Volkswagen said that the entry-level EV will have a €20,000 (around $20,500) base price to make it attractive to "a wide ...
Over 30,000 Volkswagen and Audi vehicles were included in separate recalls over rearview camera and battery issues.
Italy’s competition watchdog launched separate investigations into whether the companies failed to inform customers about ...
BEIJING (Reuters) - CATL has signed a strategic cooperation MOU with Volkswagen to deepen partnership in battery R&D, new ...
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Cheapest Electric Cars for 2025: Charging LessT he field of cheapest electric car keeps expanding (and improving), with several new models appearing for under $40,000 ...
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