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Volkswagen is recalling the Audi Q7, Audi A6, and Audi A7 vehicles, as well as the Audi A8 vehicles because the left and right fuel rails may leak fuel.
Read More →Fiat held the No. 1 spot in Italy with regards to fleet registrations and was followed closely by Volkswagen, which trailed only by 2,487 registrations.
Read More →Recalled models include the 2018-2019 Atlas midsize SUVs, 2015 Golf SportWagen compact cars, and 2019 Jetta compact sedans.
Read More →A U.K.-based food and beverage fleet expanded its fleet to include 58 new commercial vehicles from Volkswagen.
Read More →Volkswagen Financial Services has acquired 60% stake in Fleet Logistics in an effort to expand its offering in the field of international fleet and mobility management with the creation of a complete range of products and services customers.
Read More →Volkswagen has debuted its sixth-generation Jetta GLI with more power, improved handling, and features from its Golf GTI and Golf R vehicles, at the Chicago Auto Show.
Read More →True fleet registrations in Germany declined 3.5% in December, continuing a several month decline, though the drop was lower than what was reported in the previous three months.
Read More →Fleet registrations in the United Kingdom rounded out 2018 by declining once more in the month of December, and posted a 1.1% drop versus the same time last year due in part by the new WLTP emissions standards.
Read More →Ford Motor Co. and Volkswagen AG have formed a global alliance to share costs and improve efficiency in the development of commercial midsize pickups and vans for various global markets, including the U.S.
Read More →Volkswagen AG will invest $800 million to expand its Chattanooga, Tenn., assembly plant to establish it as the base to manufacture battery-electric vehicles for the North American market starting in 2022, according to the automaker.
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