The VW New Beetle wasn't a terrible car, but it also wasn't exactly built with enthusiasts in mind. This one, though, ...

What engine does the VW Beetle use? For 2019, all Beetles get Volkswagen's venerable 2.0-liter turbocharged engine in 174-hp form, backed by a six-speed automatic transmission.

The original models were followed by the so-called New Beetle after the mid-1990s, which stuck around until 2011. Subsequently, Volkswagen introduced the A5 Beetle, which retained the original car ...

Volkswagen has said no to an electric Beetle many times, as recently at last year’s Geneva auto show, but that doesn’t stop people from wanting it. VWIDTalk, a forum about the new breed of ...

Volkswagen is partnering with eClassics to build electric conversions of the iconic VW Beetle, breathing even more life into an already-popular enthusiast platform and opening the doors to a whole ...

The last Beetle model was produced in 2019 at VW's factory in Puebla, Mexico. Scott Keogh, CEO of Volkswagen Group of America, was quoted by NPR as having said, "It's impossible to imagine where ...

A new Volkswagen Beetle in 1967 came in at $1,600, about 12 grand in today's money. ... That same year, VW Beetle sales in the US hit an all-time peak with 423,000 cars sold.

VW went on to sell more than 23 million units worldwide (via Volkswagen). The Type I Beetle was initially a primitive, underpowered rattletrap, but throughout its lifespan grew more powerful and ...

Perhaps VW will make an eVTOL version, and we’ll eventually get to see an electric Beetle take flight. If that happens and they don’t call it a lightning bug, I’ll be pissed. Add Electrek to ...

Volkswagen is more than just a Beetle or Jetta being driven down the road. In fact, the company owns a few popular car brands that you have definitely heard of.