The two-millionth car, a Volkswagen ID. 3, was delivered to a customer at the brand's transparent factory in Dresden.
Electrifying performance aside, the Tavascan's eagerness to stand apart from the crowd makes it deliciously magnetic - even if some familiar pains remain.
Sharp creases, bold design, dual-motor and well-equipped, the Enyaq Coupe RS does everything well to be a contender for a one-car solution for most.
The German auto giant will soon form a joint venture with American electric SUV-maker, Rivian, focused on next-gen electrical architecture and software.
Competent and capable as it may be, the ID.5 struggles to set itself notably apart from its almost-twin brother.
The Smart #1 Brabus adds on to the base car's playful charms with ridiculous power, allowing it to dart off the line like a bat out of hell.
Spacious, pleasant from behind the wheel, and boasting excellent range, the approachable ID.4 is exactly the sort of EV one expects from Volkswagen.
The Volkswagen ID. Code concept offers a look at the firm's new design language, and acts as a technology template for future vehicles.
Volkswagen and Mahindra have signed an agreement that will see the latter utilising the unified cells of Volkswagen's MEB toolkit to build electric SUVs.
Volkswagen will be leasing 1,000 examples of its ID.4 all-electric SUV to Siemens to support the Automation company electrification goals.
The ID.4 takes a slightly left-field approach to electric mobility for the masses, but its success will likely hinge on pricing and specification.
With an additional motor to provide drive to the front wheels, the ID.4 GTX is the sportier version of the ID.4, offering enhanced performance and handling.
Don't just dismiss the Skoda Enyaq as a 're-skinned' VW ID.4, because it delivers an even more convincing first impression than its corporate cousin.
Volkswagen has announced that it will launch a new, all-electric pickup and SUV with the Scout name for the U.S.A market.
The modified Volkswagen ID.4 electric SUV has completed eight grueling days of off-road competition in the deserts of Nevada and California.
The Volkswagen ID.4 electric SUV has been named the 2021 Top Safety Pick+ by the U.S.A Insurance Institute for Highway Safety.
Both new variants of the ID.4 are powered by the same 52kWh battery system and capable of covering 338km on a full charge.
The first product from Volkswagen's new GTX sub brand, the ID.4 GTX will accelerate to 100km/h from a standstill in just 6.2 seconds.
The ID.4 will enter the National Off-Road Racing Association Mexican 1000 race in order to show the capabilities of an EV in an extreme environment.
The Volkswagen electric offensive continues in China with the reveal of the third model in the ID. family, the ID.6 at Auto Shanghai 2021.