Volkswagen is in the midst of reimagining its classic Beetle, and among other things that means giving current owners a chance to get in on the electric revolution. The company is partnering with a ...

At the Geneva Motor Show in March Volkswagen confirmed the official death of the Beetle. The car that was a cultural phenomenon for decades on end is kaput from a production stand point, but that ...

Folks, the VW Beetle is a symbol of the automotive industry the world over. Everyone seems to want one, from ordinary folks to millionaires and even soccer players, especially if it's all tuned for a ...

The Volkswagen Beetle, also known as the Type 1, Käfer, or Bug, is a rear-engine economy car manufactured by Volkswagen from 1938 to 2003. Initially conceived as a "people's car" by Adolf Hitler for ...

The conversion uses the electric motor and single-speed transmission from the Volkswagen e-Up!, an electric version of VW’s Up! city car which isn’t sold in the United States. The motor produces 81 ...

Experience the charm of the Volkswagen Beetle, also known as the Type 1 or Käfer. This iconic car, produced by Volkswagen from 1938 to 2003, was designed as an affordable "people's car" for the German ...

As one of the most iconic cars of all time, the Volkswagen Beetle needs no introduction. Over 21 million have been built over the last 65 years, and while its shape is instantly recognizable, it's far ...

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The last Volkswagen Beetle has rolled off the line. The car–with links to both Adolf Hitler and hippies–was once the best-selling vehicle in the world, and has gone through multiple iterations over ...

The classic Volkswagen Beetle went out of production 20 years ago, but the beloved "Vocho" still rules the streets in one Mexico City neighborhood. The iconic car remains a common sight across ...

If you live in one of the many places where regulators threaten or plan to outright ban combustion-powered cars, but don’t feel like giving up your heirloom Volkswagen, you’re not yet up a creek ...