Volkswagen of America, Inc. is honored to announce the ID. Buzz has been named the 2025 World Car Design of the Year, ...

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Volkswagen needs to up their game quickly. I believe a Volkswagen ID. Beetle ("Bug Buzz?") would help quite a bit.

At the New York auto show, VW said it was still considering a unibody pickup truck for the U.S. market, but said it won't bring small EVs here.

If VW was fretting about the timing, it made me wonder if the late arrival helps this thing realize its potential—because the ID.Buzz isn’t an awkward, two-dimensional homage to the past.

If you consider all of the most important things an electric SUV needs, the Volkswagen ID 4 should be the perfect box-ticker. After all, it’s big and practical, and its latest facelift has given ...

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz has been named the 2025 World Car Design of the Year, a prestigious award revealed during the 2025 ...

I hate being late. I hate when other people are late. But you know what? In this instance the idiom “good things coming to those who wait” is bang on.

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz beat out the Toyota Land Cruiser and the Kia EV3 for the 2025 World Car Design of the Year award.