Volkswagen ID. LIFE Concept Breaks Cover In Munich
Volkswagen presented the ID. LIFE concept in Munich today. It’s the perfect car for people who want a vehicle that converts to an outdoor cinema. Woo Hoo!
MEB platform
Ford To Convert Cologne Factory For MEB Based EV Production
News reports from Germany claim Ford will invest $2 billion to upgrade its factory in Cologne and will produce an electric car bases on the Volkswagen MEB platform there.
Fiat Chrysler Looks Outward For EV Technology
Legacy automakers are struggling to bring electric cars to market. EV startups are struggling to build actual automobiles. Are you seeing where this is going?
Volkswagen To Introduce ID. SPACE VIZZION At LA Auto Show November 19
Volkswagen will introduce the 7th electric car based on its MEB electric car platform at the LA auto show on November 19. It will feature a completely new interior design and up to 300 miles of range.
Our Volkswagen ID.3 Factory Tour Photo Album
The Volkswagen factory in Zwickau is well on the way to becoming the largest electric car manufacturing facility in Europe.
Just What Are Ford & Rivian Up To?
Ford and Rivian are up to something but what? Ford CEO Jim Hackett says don’t assume it will be an electric pickup truck.
Volkswagen MEB Platform = Mistakes, Errors, Blunders? Or Masterly Engineering Brilliance?
Without ambition, you go nowhere. Let that be clear. Volkswagen is showing a lot of ambition, what is very great.
Electric For All Campaign From Volkswagen — 10 Million EVs Based On MEB Platform
Volkswagen officially introduced its MEB electric car platform in Dresden this week, saying it expects the new architecture to form the basis of 10 million EVs in coming years.
Volkswagen of America Appoints Ex-Tesla Manager as Vice President of NAR-G4 Team
In an interesting bit of PR warfare, Volkswagen of Americans announced that it has hired a former program manager at Tesla as the Vice President of Volkswagen North American Region (NAR)-G4.
SEAT Proudly Proclaims It Will Launch One New Gas Car Every 6 Months Until 2020…
SEAT just announced that it will launch one new car every six months until 2020 in order to lead up to its first fully electric car. The devil is in the details and we wonder if drivers see through what the company is doing?
