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Volkswagen invented the people’s car, built the Beetle, and then built the Golf — one of the most important automotive benchmarks ever produced. It has also been caught cheating on emissions tests, invested billions in an EV transition that has proceeded with varying success, and found itself competing with Chinese manufacturers on its home turf in ways that would have seemed implausible a decade ago. The ID range is capable and improving. The internal politics are complex. The history is extraordinary. Cars & Code covers Volkswagen with the seriousness the world’s second-largest car company demands and the honesty its recent chapters require.
2 articles about Volkswagen
Every enthusiast has had this conversation, usually in a car park, usually at 10pm, usually while leaning on something inappropriate. The question is always the same: if you had to pick one car — one car to drive every day,…
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The United Kingdom has just passed two million registered electric cars. It is also, simultaneously, missing its own…
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