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The Volkswagen Atlas was refreshed for the 2021 model year to include a new suite of technological updates, including a new telematics system.
Read More →Prague and Hamburg in the spring are to be followed by Paris, Madrid, Budapest, Munich, and Milan in the course of the year.
Read More →The center will be based at Volkswagen’s Innovation and Engineering Center California in Belmont, and anticipates hiring 50 to 100 experts in systems engineering and architecture this year.
Read More →As of July 2019 all newly registered electric vehicles must produce an artificial driving sound. Volkswagen got creative.
Read More →Volkswagen Group of America has joined the Automated Vehicle Safety Consortium, a engineering working group that's developing best safety practices for AV technology.
Read More →Volkswagen revealed the 2021 Atlas will be slightly larger than its previous iteration and will include its all-wheel-drive system on both of the SUV’s available engines, as well as new technological features.
Read More →Volkswagen demonstrated its new optimized traffic routing technology, designed to identify the fastest travel routes, during a web summit conference in Lisbon, Portugal, and will be able accommodate fleets of varying sizes.
Read More →The Chattanooga site will be VW's North-American hub for EV manufacturing.
Read More →Dodge regained its position among the top 10 reliable automotive brands among 2020 model vehicles, while Volkswagen and Audi saw sharp drops due to "troublesome redesigned vehicles," according to Consumer Reports closely-watched annual survey of automotive reliability.
Read More →Volkswagen of America will begin producing electrified vehicles in 2022 at a Tennessee plant that will be expanded with an $800 million investment, the automaker has announced.
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