Dubbed the I.D. Buzz, this is an electric, autonomous reincarnation of the bus that made VW into a darling of the generation that loved Pink Floyd, hallucinogens, and the environment.

Volkswagen introduced two versions of an electric microbus — the ID. Buzz and ID. Buzz Cargo — that will go on sale in Europe this year and the US in 2024.

The concept was a hit and was cleared for series production, but following a management change, the new bus was canceled for ...

The world of autonomous vehicles is constantly shifting, so we won’t be offended if you didn’t know, for example, that Volkswagen has been working on self-driving cars in partnership with Ford and ...

Germany’s Volkswagen Group hopes to more than double its market share in the United States by 2030, and it’s counting on a cute electric remake of its classic VW Microbus to help it get there.

Volkswagen is gradually revealing more details about the production version of the ID.Buzz concept. We saw it as a heavily-camouflaged autonomous shuttle in September 2021, and the latest picture ...

The Volkswagen bus, an icon of the 1960s and 1970s, is coming back as an electric model. VW just offered a peek at what the production version will look like. The preproduction model has a sleek ...

Ten self-driving electric Volkswagen buses will soon cruise the streets of Austin, Texas, testing autonomous driving technology. The automaker said it plans to launch commercial services in Austin ...

Volkswagen Truck & Bus is investing 1.4 billion euros, or roughly $1.7 billion, in new technologies that include electric powertrains, cloud-based software, and autonomous systems, reportsBloomberg ...

The I.D. Buzz will ride on Volkswagen's new modular electric-car platform (dubbed MEB), that made its debut at CES in January 2016.This platform, which is set to make its production-car debut in ...

Volkswagen has confirmed plans to put a futuristic, battery-powered autonomous shuttle into production as part of its new “Roadmap E” push into the electric and self-driving vehicles.