Volkswagen to invest in mines in bid to become global battery supplier
Volkswagen plans to invest in mines to bring down the cost of battery cells, meet half of its own demand and sell to third-party customers, the carmaker's board member in charge of technology said.
Porsche backs synthetic option in EU fossil fuels row
The CEO of German auto giant Volkswagen and its luxury subsidiary Porsche on Monday backed moves by Berlin to block a European ban on new combustion engines from 2035.
Volkswagen under fire over Xinjiang plant after China chief visit
Volkswagen faced a barrage of criticism from campaigners and its works council on Tuesday after the head of its Chinese business said he saw no sign of forced labour during a visit to the carmaker's Xinjiang plant.
Volkswagen investors renew governance gripes, despite special dividend
Volkswagen shareholders renewed their criticism of CEO Oliver Blume's dual roles on Friday, even as they prepared to rubber stamp a roughly 9.6 billion euro ($10.2 billion) special dividend following the listing of Porsche AG.
Volkswagen strikes below-inflation wage deal, continues German trend
Volkswagen on Wednesday agreed a two-year wage deal for workers at its western German factories, offering around 8.5% more pay, which was below inflation but above what other employers have yielded in recent weeks.
Volkswagen in talks with pre-IPO investors for battery unit
German carmaker Volkswagen is holding discussions with investors to join its battery division ahead of a possible partial initial public offering (IPO) of the subsidiary, two people familiar with the matter told Reuters.
Volkswagen says supply jams here to stay as earnings stagnate
Volkswagen said supply chain troubles were the new norm as it reported stagnated earnings in the third quarter, but the carmaker still expects growth in the autos market next year as some bottlenecks look likely to ease.
Volkswagen says China recovery accelerating
Auto giant Volkswagen said Friday its recovery in China was accelerating, but sounded a note of caution on geopolitical risks as concerns grow over German dependence on the Asian giant.
Volkswagen to work with Mobileye on automated driving after Argo exit - sources
Volkswagen plans to expand its cooperation with Intel's Mobileye to include its automated driving program after Wednesday's decision to no longer invest in self-driving startup Argo AI, two sources familiar with the plan told Reuters on Thursday.
Ford reports loss as it ends VW-backed autonomous driving venture
Ford also lowered some of its full-year financial projections, citing difficulties with suppliers.
Volkswagen targeting 20-30% automation at new electric vehicle plant
Volkswagen is looking at automating 20-30% of production at its upcoming Trinity plant near its Wolfsburg headquarters, the plant's chief production officer said on Tuesday.
Volkswagen triggers landmark Porsche IPO plan, defying market doubts
Volkswagen on Monday announced its intention to float sports car brand Porsche, triggering what could become one of the world's largest listings even as record inflation and a Russia-Europe energy standoff has sent European stocks tumbling.
Volkswagen to trim executive board to nine members in bid to sharpen focus - sources
Volkswagen's supervisory board agreed on Tuesday evening to remove two seats from the carmaker's 12-person management board, three people familiar with the matter said on Wednesday, adding that a decision was not yet finalised.
Analysis: Under shadow of war, Porsche gears up for market debut
Preliminary steps to list Porsche on the stock market are expected in the coming days, six people familiar with the matter said.
Porsche and Piech families seek driving seat at Volkswagen - sources
Volkswagen's controlling shareholder families aim to keep Europe's top carmaker on a shorter leash.
Volkswagen To Develop New Semiconductor With STMicro Amid Chip Crunch
Germany's Volkswagen and Franco-Italian chipmaker STMicroelectronics will co-develop a new semiconductor amid a global microchip crunch that has strained the car industry's supply chain, the companies said on Wednesday.
VW's CUPRA to launch three electric models by 2025
Volkswagen's Spanish brand CUPRA will launch three electric models by 2025, including what would be its first fully electric vehicle to be made in Spain, CUPRA said on Tuesday.
Workers recall rape, beatings at VW Brazil unit: prosecutor
The German carmaker is facing legal action in Brazil over allegations of rampant human-rights violations at a large farm it ran in the Amazon rainforest basin in the 1970s and '80s
Most automakers fall short on climate goals: report
Collectively, the combined global production of battery electric vehicles by all automakers is forecast to only reach 32 percent by 2029.
Ukraine war slams brakes on European car sales
Several factories in Europe have had to go idle due to the lack of cables, with Volkswagen temporarily suspending production at a number of German sites.
Volkswagen ID. 4 is the marque's first all-electric SUV platform to go on sale in the US
The Volkswagen ID. 4 is equipped with a 201-horsepower electric powertrain with a 228 lb-ft torque and a range of 250 miles on a full charge.
Audi gets backlash for provocative advert featuring young girl eating a banana
The German car maker is in hot water for a sexually suggestive advert of its RS 4 Avant sports car series
Virus lockdowns send European car sales down 55%
All carmakers suffered, but Fiat Chrysler saw the worst drop, at 76.6 percent.
Volkswagen to unveil new Golf as end of era nears
Seven years after the model's last revamp, the new Golf 8 is hitting the road in a vastly changed landscape.
Volkswagen's Tesla killer, ID.3 Electric, gets 10,000 preorders in 24 hours
VW reports 10,000 prrorders for its new ID.3 electric car, but that falls way short of Tesla's record.
VW to squash the Beetle: End of the road for iconic 'People's Car'
The compact Beetle was introduced in Germany in 1938 during the Nazi era.
Volkswagen sees record sales but warns on protectionism
The German automaker said that profit rose to 3.31 billion ($3.85 billion) euros.
Diesel scandal: Audi CEO Rupert Stadler detained to prevent him from obstructing justice
A former head of Audi's engine development unit is already in investigative detention.
German carmakers funded trials that saw 'monkeys forced to inhale exhaust fumes'
Volkswagen, Daimler and BMW under fire over reports they financed EUGT experiments on effects of breathing toxic nitrogen oxides.
The death of petrol? Toyota to offer 10 'purely electric' vehicles by 2020s
Toyota plans to offer more than 10 purely electric vehicle models in its lineup by the early 2020s, marking the Japanese automaker's commitment to the accelerating technology revolution.