Volkswagen has just recalled what appears to be all of its U.S.-model ID.Buzz vans sold so far, and the reason seems to be ...

A massive part of its appeal lies in its looks, and it pretty much needs to be two-tone to fulfill its retro fantasy.

The automaker partnered with Uber to deploy a driverless ride-hailing service in the U.S. featuring the ID. Buzz ...

It's a premium, well-equipped interior with all the basics, such as a kitchen and a couch that can be transformed into a bed.

The cheerful VW ID. Buzz takes on its most unexpected role yet as an electric hearse for a Texas funeral home.

It features a small kitchen, a convertible bed / couch with seating for multiple people, and a decent amount of storage space ...

Under the skin, the PV5 Passenger features Kia’s E-GMP.S electric platform, which is a ‘commercialised’ version of the ...

Volkswagen’s ID.Buzz not only draws nostalgic styling inspiration from the iconic ‘Kombi’ van of the 1950s and ‘60s. Like the original, it also has its engine located at the back driving the rear ...

The VW ID. Buzz is a surprisingly practical family vehicle, but it's the retro nostalgia that seems to be driving initial sales.

Hein Schafer, VW’s senior vice president of sales operations for the U.S. market, said the company benefited from better ID Buzz availability in the first quarter on the West Coast, notably in ...

Kia’s first electric van has officially arrived. With pre-orders opening this week, Kia revealed prices and key specs for ...