Volkswagen is gearing up to launch its new entry-level EV, the ID.1. The new electric car will be its cheapest so far, ...

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Volkswagen will bring back key controls in physical form, starting with the ID.2. All future models will have ... automaker that acknowledged screens in cars are not ideal. Manufacturers are ...

Volkswagen has fallen on its sword, listened to consumers, and revamped its infotainment. The changes are here to stay.

Volkswagen presented its first preview of the car this week by way of the ID.Every1 concept. Assuming the production car sticks to the blueprint laid down by the concept, it'll be a proud ...

Volkswagen admitted for making a mistake by going all-in on touchscreen technology, as customers found it annoying.