Volkswagen

Automakers hit hard by lower than expected EV demand after investing heavily in capacity and technology development

Chatbot can control entertainment in the car and answer general knowledge questions

Urges business leaders to diversify and expand export portfolio

Ford, General Motors and ChargePoint are some companies that have signed up for Tesla's charging design in past weeks

EV companies are presented with an opportunity to tackle obstacles that satisfy regulators and investors.

Volkswagen is in talks with Huawei over potentially acquiring an autonomous driving unit for billions of euros.

Toyota Motor's sales rose b 10.1% last year, making it the world's biggest carmaker for the second year.

PML appoints AKD securities as its financial adviser for CKD assembly plant project, according to official statement

VW head says autonomous driving will change auto industry

Volkswagen agrees $3b tender offer

VW to end sales of combustion engines in Europe

Global semiconductor shortage has highlighted dependence on foreign players

Automakers around the world are shutting assembly lines because of a global shortage of semiconductors

Deals come as GM, Toyota, Tesla seek to expand EV sales in China

Factory closures around the world will interrupt deliveries of parts needed to keep car production going

They are accused of hiding information on rigged emissions test

The company to free up resources for the development and mass production of electric cars

The speculation about buying a stake in Tesla made by Manager Magazin is without merit

Details on a technology-sharing agreement are expected to be announced at the New York press conference on Friday

Prosecutors say development department neglected its legal obligations

The companies will jointly build the Streetmate model

The company will buy $56.57 billion worth of battery cells for electric cars

Company plans 70 new electric models, lifts sales target to 22m vehicles by 2028

The partner will use VW’s so-called MEB production system

By allowing vehicles to tap Microsoft’s remote computer processors via the so-called cloud

Partnership will not involve merger or equity stakes

Since 2015, the German carmaker has paid more than €27b to settle investor, consumer lawsuits

In partnership with local dealer, German company will assemble Amarok, Transporter T-6, Caddy and Skoda

Company had announced in 2017 that it would begin selling its own-brand cars in Iran for the first time in 17 years

As it targets the launch of worldwide mass production toward the end of 2022

According to the report which cited an anonymous company executive

Scandal has cost the firm €27.4 billion in penalties and fines so far

Company's stock plunges around 40% in two days, wiping billions off its market value

Audi boss arrested in diesel emission probe

The reborn Microbus will serve as the retro-inspired model of the Beetle

The US tech giant has also brought about a design aesthetic with its iPhone and iPad that set it apart from rivals

As the graphics chipmaker’s artificial intelligence platforms make further gains in the autonomous vehicle industry

Analysts see reviving the VW brand

Assures complete facilitation and support from the government

China is mulling a ban on fossil fuel cars as it seeks to reduce choking pollution in its megacities

Almost 1,000 exhibitors will fan out across the 200,000-square-metre area of Frankfurt's trade show grounds

Shares in the group added 0.9% to trade at 126.50 euros

Such cooperation could include behaviour infringing antitrust law

Europe's biggest carmaker announced a multi-billion-euro shift to embrace electric cars and new mobility services

The self-driving concept car called Sedric is a precursor for more such models from the Volkswagen

Software used in Volkswagen, Porsche, Audi brands, helps to make cars compliant with pollution standards

Carmaker reports profit of 5.1b euros for 2016, recovering from 1.6b-euro loss

German giant will introduce Amarok and T6 on back of CPEC-related demand

A problem with noise filters may cause difficulty with breaking when the cars have been in cruise control

Volkswagen admitted last year it had installed software on as many as 11 million diesel vehicles sold worldwide