Volkswagen unveiled the ID.EVERY1 on Wednesday, with a version of the compact EV set to go on sale for 20,000 euros ($21,500) ...

Volkswagen Up! fans, it looks like VW isn’t abandoning the small car after all. Instead, it appears Volkswagen is pushing the ...

We knew Volkswagen's upcoming entry-level electric vehicle would be cheap – VW has repeated "€20,000" more times than we care ...

The new Rivian architecture will considerably reduce the number of control units required for future VW models ...

The Every1 occupies 3,880 mm (152.8 inches) of road space, compared with 3,600 mm (141.7 inches) for the Up! and 4,074 mm ...

To be a successful electric vehicle (EV) manufacturer, Volkswagen believes it’s crucial to vertically integrate the battery ...

Although built to a price, VW said the new electric will have state-of-the-art software which can be easily updated, thanks to the firm's link-up with electric maker Rivian. VW will not have the ...

The ID.EVERY1 joins the company's upcoming lineup of small, entry-level electric cars for urban drivers—but only in Europe.

I HAVE good news from planet Volkswagen. Like, really good news. Two of our favourite small cars, up! and Polo, are being remastered for the electric age. Even as spicy GTIs. Plus, other famous ...

It uses a version of Volkswagen’s latest MEB electric car platform with front-wheel drive and a range of at least 155 miles. At 3,880mm it’s nearly 300mm longer than an up! but around 200mm ...

Volkswagen and Rivian are teaming up on an ultra-cheap EV, and once again, Americans can only stare across the Atlantic in envy. After several months of teasing, Volkswagen unveiled the ID.EVERY1 ...