Etiqueta: VW

The ID. Aura compact saloon, plus the ID. ERA and ID. EVO SUVs, showcase new powertrain and autonomous driving technology

With three concept cars from its three China joint ventures, VW provided a taste of the model offensive that will start in 2025 on the eve of Auto Shanghai. A

Two new SUVs and compact saloon are aimed at new breed of Chinese buyers, majoring on autonomous capabilities

A new Spanish car manufacturer has unveiled their plans to enter the US market. The move could force Tesla and BYD to join forces to stay competitive.

The 2025 World Car Awards celebrated automotive excellence across multiple categories at the New York International Auto Show. A jury of 96 international automotive journalists selected the winners, recognizing innovation, design, and performance in the global automotive industry.​ 2025 World Car of the Year: Kia EV3 The Kia EV3 has been honored as the 2025

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VW, BMW and Mercedes will unveil new EVs and concept cars in an effort to recapture relevance in the world’s largest and most volatile auto market.

The “In China, for China” strategy of the Volkswagen brand is taking on visible form: At this year’s Auto Shanghai (April 23 to May 2), one of the world’s most important motor shows, VW’s three Chinese joint ventures will present electric concept cars. The spotlight is on an electric notchback model from FAW-Volkswagen, an electric SUV in the B segment with extended range due to range-extender technology (EREV) from SAIC VOLKSWAGEN as well as an all-electric SUV from Volkswagen Anhui. All three concept cars embody Volkswagen’s new China DNA – both in terms of technology and design and in relation to development time, which has been cut by more than 30 percent.

It’s the closest race the electric vehicle market has ever seen. In 2024, Tesla held on to its crown as the world’s leading battery electric vehicle (BEV) brand—but just barely. With 1.789.226 units sold, Tesla outpaced China’s BYD by a razor-thin margin of only 24.234 vehicles. That’s a 1% drop…

US tariffs are failing to halt the rise of cars from the Asian giant, especially in emerging markets, and could even accelerate it