Photo credit: Volkswagen Volkswagen first announced the arrival of its metal 3D printer back in September 2018. Fast forward to 2021 and Volkswagen now has plans to build and print 100,000 components a year by 2025. Volkswagen is seeking to change that thanks to HP’s new $400,000 metal Jet 3D printer. The German automaker intends…
Photo credit: Volkswagen Everyone is chatting about the boundaries of autonomous driving, something many foresee will be the new way of the future. Researchers calculate that by 2025 roughly eight million autonomous or semi-autonomous vehicles will be on the road. Volkswagen is currently in the process of converting the 2024 ID. Buzz into a fully…
Photo credit: Volkswagen The long-awaited 2024 ID. Buzz has been delayed a few times due to some production issues in the Volkswagen plant in Hanover, Germany. Volkswagen decided to manufacture the car in their Hanover plant instead of their Zwickau electric plant where the ID.3 compact hatchback and ID.4 crossover are currently being produced. Despite…
Photo credit: Volkswagen Volkswagen has finally unveiled its all-new 2023 ID.6 fully electric SUV, although it’s only been confirmed for the Chinese market as of now. There is a high likelihood that the Volkswagen ID.6 will make it to the United States at some point with the demand for electric vehicles so high. What we…
Photo credit: Volkswagen Volkswagen has teased enthusiasts with a long lineup of electric-powered concept cars, and now finally delivering on its promise with the ID.4 electric SUV. While Volkswagen continues to focus on its fully electric lineup, the all-new 2021 Volkswagen ID.4 has made its way into all Volkswagen Dealerships. At first glance, the 2021…
The highly anticipated 2024 Volkswagen ID.Buzz will finally make its approach towards the United States markets at the beginning of 2023. The “love bus” initially debuted in 1950, now marks its 70th anniversary both as an icon and a method of transportation by altering the way the world viewed cars. The highly anticipated fully-electric microbus…
Photo credit: Volkswagen Volkswagen Group has announced a roadmap to drop the cost of their battery production by up to 50%. Volkswagen has been moving quickly towards their electric line, advancing to the second-largest automaker in the world based on their sales. The main goal of the roadmap is to reduce how complex and expensive…
Photo credit: Volkswagen Volkswagen has confirmed that its next electric vehicle will be the ID.5, starting production in Zwickau, Germany in the second half of 2021. Expected to be a sleeker version of the ID.4 compact SUV, the ID.5 will be a coupe version with more of a sloped-back four-door look. Built on Volkswagen’s multi-use…
Photo Credit: Volkswagen The world is changing quicker than ever, one of the most prominent global challenges being climate protection which is why the automotive manufacturers are setting their focus on reducing car emissions. Making electric vehicles more mainstream each year by adding new innovative technology in efforts to push buyers to make the switch…
