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The Volkswagen Tiguan is the best-selling vehicle in the lineup, and yet the German automaker waited four years to perform a mid-cycle update for North America. Slated to launch this fall as a 2022 model, the refreshed Tiguan will have its work cut out for it because the competition is …

Volkswagen ’s next-generation electric vehicles will offer a performance variant using the “GTX” moniker. And today the first member of that group was unveiled in a world premiere. Physically, the new ID.4 GTX is not a big departure from the Volkswagen ID.4 that’s about to hit the Canadian market. The …

As previously reported, Volkswagen is set to expand its SUV lineup in Canada with the addition of the all-new 2022 Taos. And now we know how much it will cost. Slotting just below the slightly larger Tiguan , the Volkswagen Taos will start at $26,695 when it arrives in Canadian …

Volkswagen today announced Canadian pricing for the all-new ID.4 electric crossover, which will hit the market this summer. The base Pro model with rear-wheel drive will start at $44,995, meaning customers will be entitled to the $5,000 EV incentive from the federal government, plus additional rebates ranging from $3,000 to …

After posting an official statement confirming this name change, Volkswagen (or Voltswagen?) Even changed its Twitter handle. We know, 66 is an unusual age to change your name, but we’ve always been young at heart. Introducing Voltswagen. Similar to Volkswagen, but with a renewed focus on electric driving. Starting with …

A modern interpretation of the iconic Volkswagen Type 2, the ID.Buzz concept originally debuted at the 2017 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, combining vintage looks with modern technology including a fully electric powertrain. The best thing about it is that Volkswagen has plans for production, although sales in …

Continental Tire has issued a recall covering approximately 100,000 Continental, General and Barum tires in North America due to a manufacturing defect that could cause a blowout. Nearly two dozen vehicle brands are affected including Acura, Audi, BMW, Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, Chrysler, Dodge, Ford, Fiat, GMC, Honda, Jeep, Lexus, Lincoln, …

While Audi has recently been spotted testing a mystery SUV prototype larger than the Q7 , parent company Volkswagen is also preparing to launch its biggest SUV ever. The problem? It’s exclusively designed for China. As was the case with the ID.4 and ID.6 electric crossovers (the latter likely won’t …

After the ID.3 hatchback (which we don’t have here) and the ID.4 compact SUV (on sale this summer), Volkswagen ’s next electric vehicle will be the ID.5, a coupe variant of the ID.4 and a closer copy of the ID. CROZZ concept pictured above. The German automaker confirmed the news …