The new model year compact SUV receives a revised 1.5L turbocharged engine, while new driver assistance systems aim to increase safety across all trims.
During a VW Fleet Preview event, attendees had a chance to get a closer look at some of Volkswagen's vehicles that are changing the way fleets drive.
Updated for 2025, the Volkswagen Jetta and Jetta GLI offer driver assistance systems, interior and exterior refinements, and new technology.
The Jetta and the sport-tuned Jetta GLI will see updated exterior styling, new interior decor and technology, and a lower starting price than the outgoing 2024 automatic-transmission model. See what else is new in the 2025 VW lineup.
The electrified ID. Buzz, which brings the classic Microbus into the modern era, averages 234 miles of EPA-estimated range and has a starting MSRP of $59,995.
This partnership with Volkswagen is expected to build on Rivian's software and electrical architecture to create an SDV technology platform.
Volkswagen stated that it experienced strong sales in Q1 in North America, with 27.5% growth, driven by its SUV segment.
From the Beetle to the ID, Buzz and Ben Pon to Chattanooga; here are names, places, and dates that reveal how the Volkswagen brand grew in the U.S.
A look at some of the latest safety news in the fleet industry, including an audit of a national roadway safety strategy, a newly-released online training course for fleets, a cross-brand vehicle-to-vehicle safety alert solution, and more.
From the Beetle to the ID.7, Volkswagen's vehicles have evolved over its 75 years in the U.S. The evolution of the automaker's iconic vehicles.
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