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The price of the entry-level electric car will start at around 20,000 euros (nearly Rs 18.15 lakh). Volkswagen will showcase its new entry-level electric car in the concept form at the beginning of ...

German brand Volkswagen has been present in India since 2007 and currently sells cars such as the Virtus sedan, Taigun SUV and Tiguan SUV. Volkswagen models are known for their build quality and ...

Volkswagen will present the show car for its new €20,000 entry-level electric model to the public at the beginning of March. The world premiere of the production model is scheduled for 2027. VW’s new ...

The exhibition celebrated India’s automotive heritage, featuring pre and post-war European and American models alongside prominent Indian classics, with some iconic vehicles that belonged to ...

AN ultra-rare ... VW Beetle has the longest production history in the automotive world. The 1979 Volkswagen Karmann Beetle Cabriolet has had just one owner after being gifted by the German car ...

Previewed here by a concept model called the 'ID 2all', the ID 2 will sit below the VW ID 3 in Volkswagen’s electric car line-up when ... a first aid kit and breakdown equipment.

That’s because when it goes on sale in 2027, it’ll be the smallest and cheapest model in Volkswagen’s electric car line-up. Serving as a spiritual successor to the Volkswagen e-Up hatchback ...

Sharing the spotlight is a Ferrari Tipo 555 ‘Super Squalo’ Formula 1 car, driven by motorsport legends ... Also making headlines is a rare 1928 Bugatti T43 Grand Sport, estimated between ...

German cars are popular in the United States, but U.S. cars are not as prevalent on German roads. One reason: tiny European streets and parking spots. By Melissa Eddy Reporting from Berlin It is a ...