Latest Volkswagen News

There's clearly an appetite for a Kombi-style camper in Australia, with the modern California Beach selling out in less than a day.

Volkswagen has expanded the Arteon range for 2021, with a slinky shooting brake, a range-topping R variant, and a plug-in hybrid for Europe.

The next-generation Volkswagen Golf will feature the same powertrain as the Skoda Karoq 110TSI. That means it's goodbye dual-clutch, hello torque converter.

Volkswagen will build its own open-source operating system, in an attempt to take charge of 60 per cent of the software in its vehicles by 2025.

The exterior of the Volkswagen Arteon Shooting Brake has been leaked ahead of its official debut next week.

Volkswagen's first all-electric SUV, the ID.4 Cross, has been snapped ahead of its launch. It'll lead the brand's plug-in charge Down Under.

The first electric Volkswagen slated for arrival in Australia has been snapped wearing very little camouflage.

The Volkswagen Touareg is getting adventurous for a limited time, with off-road focused upgrades and new colour/trim options.

Herbert Diess, the Volkswagen Group's CEO, has apologised to the board for statements he made at an internal company event.

Do you want a dual-cab ute that’s bigger than a Ford Ranger but smaller than a Ram 1500? If so, Volkswagen has you covered with the Amarok XL and Amarok XXL.

Ralf Brandstätter takes the reins at Volkswagen, allowing predecessor Herbert Diess to focus on the even bigger task of running the whole Volkswagen Group.

The revised T6.1 range of Volkswagen vans will first be available to order in two special edition models, the Multivan Cruise and the California Beach Camper Van.

Volkswagen's flagship four-door coupe is set to get a slinky Shooting Brake wagon twin – both to be revealed on June 24.

Volkswagen has recalled 72 examples of the Touareg in Australia, to fix a problem with an oil pipe.

Volkswagen Australia has recalled more than 2600 examples of the Tiguan R-Line SUV to fix a problem with the roof spoiler.

Volkswagen has confirmed it will go ahead with partnership with Ford, which will see the two companies share development of the Amarok and Ranger utes, as well as a selection of commercial vans.