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Volkswagen to cut some minivans from Euro range, because SUVs
Volkswagen will cut at least one minivan from its from Euro range, because SUVs are (you guessed it) selling in much larger numbers and are more profitable.
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Volkswagen: GTX name to be the GTI equivalent for electric cars
Volkswagen will reportedly use the GTX badge for hot variants of its new electric car range, including the production version of the ID Crozz or ID.5.
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Volkswagen ID.3 (2019 production, Zwickau, first generation) photos
Production of the first generation Volkswagen ID.3 electric hatch has begun at Zwickau. The ID.3 is based on the new MEB platform.
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Volkswagen ID.3 (2020, first generation) photos
The Volkswagen ID.3 is a Golf size electric hatch using the MEB platform, available with 3 battery options 330km (205mi), 420km (260mi) and 550km (340mi).
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Volkswagen ID Space Vizzion previews sexy electric estate for US, Europe
Based on the company’s MEB EV platform, the Volkswagen ID Space Vizzion previews a new electric wagon for the European and North American markets.
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Volkswagen ID Space Vizzion concept (2019) photos
The Volkswagen ID Space Vizzion previews a new EV wagon for the US and Europe with 250kW (335hp) and a 82kWh battery for 590km WLTP or 300mi EPA range.
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2020 Volkswagen Golf vs Skoda Octavia: Sibling differences compared
Just weeks after Volkswagen launched the Mark VIII Golf, Skoda came out with the fourth-gen Octavia. See how the two differ in this side-by-side comparison.
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2020 Volkswagen Golf Mark VIII: Very familiar, yet very different too
After more teasers than a Supra on a drunken night out, the Volkswagen Golf Mark VIII has been launched, and it will be available from December in Europe.
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Volkswagen Golf (2020, Mark VIII, eighth generation) photos
The 2020 Volkswagen Golf has an evolutionary body, new interior with a 10″ touchscreen, online connectivity, over-the-air updates, and Car2X communication.
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Volkswagen ownership transfer (1949) photos
On October 8, 1949, the British handed control of Volkswagen back to the German government, and to be administered by the state of Lower Saxony.