Photo credit: Volkswagen Volkswagen is taking the next big step towards becoming a software-oriented mobility provider, delivering new updates over the air. The German automaker will be the first to update its vehicles every three months without the vehicle physically coming into the dealership. The first update is set to raise the level of functionality…
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…
