After months of teasing, VW has finally unveiled its new all-electric racing car built to climb the Pikes Peak International Hill Climb this summer.

They claim that the vehicle is faster than even Formula 1 and Formula E cars. expand full story

Volkswagen is preparing a major electric vehicle effort with its new MEB platform supporting a series of new models starting in 2020.

Now, the German automaker announced this week that it contracted its Braunschweig plant to produce ‘up to 500,000 EV battery packs per year.’ expand full story

The Pikes Peak International Hill Climb has been a great proving ground for new electric vehicles. Now, VW wants in on the fun racing event with a new all-electric prototype racing car built with the I.D. technology that will find its way into its production electric cars next year. expand full story

Ahead of the Geneva Auto Show today, Volkswagen unveiled the latest car of a series of electric vehicle concepts that serve as the basis of its new generation of production electric vehicles coming in 2020.

The new I.D. VIZZION features a 111 kWh battery pack, self-driving technology, and more. expand full story

Volkswagen’s design head Klaus Bischoff has said that the company is using Apple’s approach to guide future electric car designs beyond the I.D. concept seen above.

Bischoff said that there was a purity, clarity and significance to Apple’s designs …

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Volkswagen is investing heavily in electric vehicles after slowing down its diesel program following the ‘Dieselgate’ scandal.

The German automaker now says that its Zwickau factory in Saxony, Germany is going to be a major hub for the production of its next-generation electric cars. expand full story

Volkswagen has a fairly important electrification plan in motion, but it has a focus in China and Europe for now.

At the Detroit Auto Show this week, the German automaker announced that it is bringing its new all-electric car platform to production in the US by 2020. expand full story

Volkswagen still doesn’t have a full all-electric car program from the ground up in production, but it is already seeing demand for EVs increasing and it decided to turn to its compliance EV, the e-Golf, to satisfy demand. expand full story

Options are still limited today for an all-electric commercial van. Nissan owned the market with its e-NV200 all-electric van, but now VW and Daimler are coming up with competitors in the segment.

The former even started deliveries to customers for a test program this week. expand full story

The Los Angeles Auto Show is now open to the public and they will have the chance to see quite of few electric vehicles displayed at the event. Here we take a quick look at most of them with pictures. expand full story