Cupra Born test drive: The first VW group EV in Australia has some quirks
Cupra may need to introduce the smaller 58kWh battery version that’s available overseas to entice price conscious buyers.
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Tim has 20 years experience in the IT industry including 14 years as a network engineer and site reliability engineer at Google Australia. He is an EV and renewable energy enthusiast who is most passionate about helping people understand and adopt these technologies.
Volkswagen EV sales jump as fossil fuel car sales fall in 2022
VW enjoyed a big lift in battery electric vehicles in 2022, led by China and Sweden, where its ID.4 was the best selling car of any type.
Volkswagen hits electric milestone of 500,000 ID sales
German automaker says it has passed the 500,000 mark for the number of ID. electric vehicles delivered around the globe.
Volkswagen AG records EV sales increase in face of slowing trends
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VW seeks to remedy software woes with $3.7 billion spend on JV
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“Impressive:” Volkswagen declares ID.Buzz sale success as orders top 10,000
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Volkswagen marks milestone US production of all-electric ID.4
Volkswagen begins US production of its all-electric ID.4 compact SUV at the Chattanooga factory in Tennessee, the company’s first EV assembled in US.
Volkswagen adds two lower priced variants to ID.5 E SUV-coupé
Volkswagen adds two new entry-level variants to its ID.5 and ID.5 GTX families which will be available across all three ID.5 powertrain options.
VW eyes US site for Scout EV production as supply constraints ease
German automotive icon plans to develop a new factory in the US for assembling its recently proposed Scout brand of electric utes and SUVs.