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Volkswagen’s new electric Golf will get Rivian treatment

Volkswagen’s new electric Golf will get the Rivian treatment

Volkswagen just revealed the next-gen electric Golf will benefit from Rivian’s cutting-edge software and electrical systems.The Latest Tech News, Delivered to Your Inbox

InsideEVs Global on MSN · 2d

Rivian Will Power Volkswagen’s Electric Golf, ‘Project Trinity’

Part of the reason for that delay isn't just to first move forward with a more "iconic product," as VW justifyingly calls the electrified version of the Golf, but to also give the automaker some time to figure out how to best implement the new Software-Defined Vehicle architecture borrowed from its joint partnership with Rivian.

Carscoops · 1d

Rivian And VW Are Teaming Up To Reinvent The New Electric Golf Mk9

The new Golf will be VW's first software-defined vehicle, as the Trinity flagship EV has been delayed for a later date

The Drive on MSN · 3h

VW Will Develop Next-Gen Golf EV With Help From Rivian

More has come to light about the $5.8 billion partnership between Rivian and Volkswagen Group as well as what it will actually lead to. Yes, EVs, but more specifically, Audi and Porsche will utilize Rivian’s EV architecture and software as early as 2027.

Volkswagen India unit faces $1.4 billion tax evasion notice

Reuters · 1d

Exclusive: Volkswagen India unit faces $1.4 billion tax evasion notice

India has issued a notice to German automaker Volkswagen for allegedly evading $1.4 billion in taxes by "wilfully" paying lesser import tax on components for its Audi, VW and Skoda cars, a document shows,

Business Insider · 1d

Volkswagen India allegedly evaded $1.4B in taxes in India, Reuters reports

India has issued a notice to Volkswagen (VWAGY) for allegedly evading $1.4B in taxes by paying less import tax on components for its Audi, VW,

ET Now on MSN · 1d

Willfully paid lower import tax? MASSIVE Rs 11,000 crore evasion notice to Volkswagen India - Company responds

Volkswagen has received a warning from Indian authorities accusing it of dodging $1.4 billion in taxes by "wilfully" paying cheaper import charges on components for its Audi, VW, and Skoda vehicles.

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VW Bringing Back True ‘Volkswagen’ Looks For Facelifted ID.3 And ID.4

While the ID.3 and ID.4 were among the first truly compelling EVs from the VW Group in their respective segments, sales haven ...

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Volkswagen’s U.S. CEO steps down amid turbulence

Volkswagen Group of America’s CEO Pablo Di Si has abruptly resigned after just two years in the role. The announcement comes ...

Volkswagen rejects union's proposals as clash with labour escalates

Volkswagen workers across Germany are ready to strike from early December, the IG Metall union said in a pamphlet circulated ...

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Volkswagen Workers to Begin Striking Monday, Union Says

IG Metall said its members would down tools for a few hours a day after the auto giant and union leaders failed to agree on ...

Motor Trend on MSN5d

Scouted Out: There's Little Hope for VW Dealers Wanting a Pickup Truck to Sell

There are no plans to give the VW brand its own truck to sell, still, for now. A pickup is not part of the VW core portfolio, ...

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Volkswagen may axe its Tesla-inspired retail model for EVs

Volkswagen may axe its direct-to-consumer retail model for EVs in major European markets due to what it says is a “slow ...

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VW And SAIC Extend Deal To 2040, Plan New Hybrids And Range-Extender EVs, End Controversial Xinjiang Plant

SAIC Volkswagen is on target to introduce 18 new models, 15 of them specifically for the Chinese market. Six of the 18 are ...

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Volkswagen divests from controversial plant in China's Xinjiang

German carmaker Volkswagen is withdrawing from its controversial involvement in a factory in China's Xinjiang province, which ...

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VW Golf GTI misses Europe’s power boost

The Volkswagen Golf GTI brings considerable performance and handling to American roadways, but the United States will miss ...

Volkswagen to Exit Xinjiang Amid Economic Pressures and Human Rights Controversies

Volkswagen announces the sale of its Xinjiang operations, citing economic reasons amid human rights allegations and slowing ...

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