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It was an anything but an auspicious end to 2017, but that couldn’t stop Volkswagen’s overall sales for the year from rising, as compared to 2016.

Volkswagen has announced it will produce six-million vehicles by year’s end.

The I.D. family is set to expand and it looks like Volkswagen is coming closer to finding names for the new members.

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This year kept AutoGuide.com‘s editors extremely busy with plenty of new vehicles to test.

Shopping for a vehicle is no easy task, especially with so many competitors in each segment.

Volkswagen Group has been a quite the busy bee when it comes to bolstering EV charging infrastructure.

Although it just released the T-Roc this year, Volkswagen is already working on the T-Cross, another, even smaller sub-compact SUV based on the Polo and here’s our best look yet at the car testing in Finland.

Volkswagen is focusing on even more crossover and SUV offerings in the U.S.

Volkswagen is looking to expand its performance offerings with more R, GT, and R-Line products.

We’ve long known that Volkswagen will produce electric vehicles in North America, but just where that production will take place remains unknown.

Volkswagen will be introducing a production crossover based on the I.D. Crozz concept to the North American market, which is making its U.S. debut in L.A. right now.

The LA Auto Show has barely kicked off and already Volkswagen has debuted the latest version of the Tiguan: the R-Line.