Volkswagen is investing heavily in China, its biggest market. The German automaker has opened a massive research center in Hefei. This move...

Volkswagen on Sunday unveiled the ID.CROSS, a small electric SUV concept set for launch in summer 2026, priced between €28,000 and €30,000....

The world's second-largest automaker faces a vexing landscape of challenges in Europe, the U.S. and especially China, where domestic EV mak...

The tie-up is the latest in a string of deals by Volkswagen Chief Executive Oliver Blume, who took over in September 2022 after the ousting...

Volkswagen is revamping its strategy in China, creating a "China for China" initiative due to the country's dominance in the electric car m...

Volkswagen's China chief Ralf Brandstaetter spent 1-1/2 days on Feb. 16-17 touring the German group's facility in the region, which is part...

Volkswagen Group, which alongside its own brand owns other marques such as Audi, Lamborghini and Porsche, sold 3.3 million cars in China la...

Building new battery cell plants, which usually cost around 2 billion euros ($2.4 billion) apiece, are a key requirement for Volkswagen's v...

The models mark the start of a major push by Volkswagen into the electric vehicle market in China to take on the likes of Tesla and Nio Inc.

The Indian market is not yet ready for VW to sell its electric vehicles (EV) as the country lacks key infrastructure and EVs remain too exp...

Volkswagen overtook Toyota as the world's largest carmaker by sales in the first half year, achieving its long-held ambition three years ah...

Volkswagen on Tuesday said it extended the contracts of three top board members, including that of Audi's chief executive, Rupert Stadler.

Data show that in the first 11 months of the current year, the German automaker sold 70,000 more units than the American giant.

Volkswagen is giving extra momentum to its strategy 2018 with an extensive structural and management realignment.

German carmaker Volkswagen AG said Friday it wants to spend euro4 bn ($5.8 bn) in China between now and 2011 on new products and plant expa...

Volkswagen expects to sell at least one million vehicles in China this year, the company's chief executive officer said on Sunday.

German cars are too big, costly and polluting. The challenge is now from Toyota and Chinese upstarts like Chery and Geely.