The Latest Breaking News from Volkswagen

As automakers increasingly adopt digital technology and incorporate innovative features into their vehicles, coupled with high borrowing costs unlikely to suppress demand, the automotive manufacturing industry is projected to experience steady growth. Hence, fundamentally strong vehicle manufacturer stocks Volkswagen (VWAGY), Mercedes-Benz (MBGAF), and Honda Motor (HMC) might be solid buys…

A $14 million national testing program will assess the emissions and fuel consumption of up to 200 popular cars, vans and utes.

Plug-in electric cars in the Netherlands, once again outpaced the non-rechargeable cars, expanding its market share to nearly a half.

In August, global sales of plug-in electric cars exceeded 1.2 million units, which was the third best result ever (almost a new record).

In September, the total new plug-in electric car registrations in Germany amounted to 47,097 (down 35% year-over-year), which is 21% of the total volume.

The highlights this week include looks at the Chevy Corvette ZR-1, Porsche Boxster EV, VW Golf GTI, and BMW i5 Touring.

This barn find Beetle was bought and parked in the UK 44 years ago, and that's where it stayed.

While the analyst community has been quite generous in labeling several EV companies as the "next Tesla," most have failed to live up to the hype. However, I believe Xpeng Motors and Rivian are two strong contenders for the envied spot.

In August, new all-electric car registrations in the United States continued to grow at a healthy rate.