Volkswagen boosts bet on Rivian’s EV tech by $800 million
Volkswagen AG raised investment plans in Rivian Automotive Inc. by $800 million, signaling its commitment to the U.S. partner even as electric-vehicle demand softens and the incoming Trump administration threatens to curtail supportive policies.
VW's capital to Rivian isn't guaranteed, and neither is the success of the joint venture. Major automotive tie-ups don't ...
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Volkswagen's ID. Buzz electric van at the Lumen Field Event Center during the Seattle International Auto Show on Thursday.
Last June, VW said it would invest $5 billion in Rivian as part of a new joint venture that’s focused on developing a new ...
America's new-gen Tiguan is the same car as Europe's Tayron and Volkswagen will present it at the 2024 Los Angeles Auto Show ...
VW's ID. Buzz, an all-electric version of its iconic Bus, has a lot going for it. The styling, tech, and power are all excellent; only the range is lacking.
VW spices up the looks of the ID.Buzz Cargo with a bunch of optional accessories. Options include a bodykit, 20-inch wheels, ...
Volkswagen is recalling nearly 115,000 cars due to a dangerous airbag defect. The models affected include certain 2017-2019 ...
Volkswagen raised its planned investment in Rivian to $5.8 billion. But Trump administration is unlikely to bode well for EV ...
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The big challenge for Rivian, the EV maker known for its innovative electric and software systems, has long been how to reach ...
VW confirmed today the GTI will make 241 horsepower in our market, down from the 262 ponies that European customers enjoy, ...
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