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Electrify America will unveil its electric car-sharing service for an apartment complex in Sacramento, California, as part of the company’s $44 million investment in the city.
Read More →Manufacturers will debut more than 50 new vehicles for global and North America audiences at this year's AutoMobility trade show that precedes the Los Angeles Auto Show in late November, organizers announced.
Read More →Volkswagen Group of America has named Audi's head Scott Keogh as its chief executive and president to replace Hinrich Woebcken, who will remain with the company in an advisory role.
Read More →The true fleet market in Germany achieved its strongest monthly growth rate of 2018, posting an 18.2% growth for the month of August.
Read More →Volkswagen is turning to Microsoft to to help the automaker fully realize its vision for future connected cars, and announced a partnership with the tech giant to use its Azure cloud platform to support "more than 5 million" connected vehicles by 2020.
Read More →Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has unveiled a concept battery-electric commercial transporter van designed for commercial fleets that includes an autonomous driving mode.
Read More →Volkswagen provided additional details about its aggressive electric-vehicle initiative at an event in Germany on Monday, where the automaker said it will produce 27 battery EVs on an affordable platform by 2022.
Read More →Registrations for the true fleet market in the Netherlands saw a significant growth in August, growing by 58.2% for the month, with the total market posting 283,000 registrations for the month.
Read More →Fleet registrations in Spain achieved the highest growth rate for the month of August, growing 48.8%, while the rest of the vehicle market also saw high registrations for the month.
Read More →Volkswagen Group of America, Inc. will offer its last Beetle as a more limited-run 2019 model called the Beetle Final Edition, and will cease production of the vehicle in July at its assembly plant in Puebla, Mexico.
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