Volkswagen of America is honoring the third annual International Volkswagen Bus Day by restoring a remarkable survivor of ...

Well, that wait is finally over because the 2025 Volkswagen ID.Buzz is now commercially available for purchase. And you know what? It’s the EV that’s getting the most attention, far more than ...

The Volkswagen Bus was first produced in March 1950. The original VW bus was based on a modified iconic VW Beetle, known as the Plattenwagen, that was used to haul auto parts around the ...

The original, split-window Volkswagen Bus lends itself well to engine swaps, but most end up with either a Porsche 911- or a Subaru WRX-sourced engine. California-based dealership Crown Classics ...

The retro MPV looks unnervingly like VW’s classic T2 bus from the 1950s and ’60s. A 1.5-liter plug-in hybrid powertrain gives a total of 215 hp and 103 mph top speed. Many Western car brands ...

75 years ago this month the VW bus began production. On March 8, 1950, Volkswagen, maker of the Beetle automobile, began producing its second vehicle, the microbus, known officially as the ...

Like the Transporter panel van and crew bus, it can be specced with an extended wheelbase. Volkswagen plans to offer the new Transporter series with no fewer than seven powertrain options at ...

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz marks the return of the classic VW bus, but with a twist: It’s now an all-electric minivan with seating for up to seven and a range of up to 234 miles. Pricing starts at ...

the company sold it as the "rebirth of an icon" — that famous silhouette, the VW Bus and with all its cultural clout, was finally back. Now, though, Volkswagen has released pricing for the ...

Hearing tell of a steering wheel-free Volkswagen bus reminds us of the original 2017 ID Buzz concept and the autonomous future it portended. The steering wheel-less Klv-20, however, doesn't hail ...