We've kind of been programmed to think that EVs are cheaper than gas cars. For example, the cost of parts is less than gas vehicles simply because there's less bouncing around under that hood. It's just a brushless motor and some electrons. Gross oversimplification, I know. Moreover, we've been told that the cost to go places is less. That's true, but the infrastructure needed to support electric vehicle charging isn't cheap. Biden's electric vehicle plan will cost trillions. However, the electric vehicle push is already costing automakers billions.

Like many other automakers, Volkswagen is driving toward the future as it expands its lineup of EVs. One of the latest EVs in VW's lineup is the ID.5, but unfortunately, it has far too much in common with the ID.4. Here's a look at the upcoming Volkswagen ID.5 and its similarities to the ID.4.

This concept based on the Mk8 GTI is Volkswagen's way of honoring the 80s tuner movement spawned by the Mk2 GTI. BBS Wheels also joined in on the project.

One of the main reasons why cars are being canceled is due to underperformance. Volkswagen Passat has been lagging in sales when it comes to its competitors, and Volkswagen has decided to stop production. It had its fair share of trouble, and this decision was definitely coming.

The Volkswagen Golf Country was one of the first crossovers that blended road cars with off-road capability in a small package.

This Porsche concept features a strange, yet symmetrical interior that's "imbued with symbolism..." whatever that means.

Volkswagen is reinventing its lineup with a set of EVs dubbed the ID. series. By 2022, most of these vehicles will be available to consumers. Some, like the ID.3 hatchback, will be confined to Europe. However, nearly all of the ID. models, including the Volkswagen ID.8, should make their way to the U.S. soon enough.

The 2021 Volkswagen Tiguan is very comfortable. The suspension absorbs impacts well for a smooth ride, and the interior has a sense of quiet luxury.

With the 2021 Volkswagen Tiguan, you get a 2.0-liter four-cylinder engine with 184 hp and 221 lb-ft of torque. When properly equipped, it can tow up to 1,500 lbs.

The Volkswagen Golf is leaving America which means we are losing our best cheap new car. This hurts every car nerd from sea to shining sea.

The 2021 Volkswagen Tiguan is larger than expected on the inside. There are deep door pockets, ample glove box space, and a deep center console for organizing your belongings. There is also a sizable tray in the dash.

This 1979 Volkswagen Iltis Porsche 597 Jagdwagen was owned by Ferdinand Alexander Porsche and was abandoned in a barn until recently. It is now up for auction and comes with a lot of extra parts for restoration.

The new model year designs for the Volkswagen Golf GTI and Golf R were recently introduced at the 2021 Chicago Auto Show. They'll be available in the U.S. soon, but the standard Golf no longer will be. Here's what we've learned about the 2022 Volkswagen Golf GTI and Golf R.

Volkswagen is one of many automakers which have committed to electrifying the future with EVs. Volvo has made a similar commitment, and as with VW, Volvo has already started making and selling EVs. Here's a look at which of these two European automakers' EVs is better.

While Volkswagen isn't an American automaker, many of its vehicles have become very iconic in American history. For example, the VW Beetle is a popular and well-known car. It's a similar story with the VW Bus, and while it's been gone for a long time, the Volkswagen Bus is finally coming back.

It's great to go out on top. After an impressive but short lifespan, the record-setting VW electric race car was retired along with the rest of the Volkswagen racing program. However, the influence of the Volkswagen ID. R will still be felt in the rest of Volkswagen's ID. electric lineup.

Now, as we know, the Volkswagen Beetle took hold in its market, and VW discontinued the many attempts at a sequel. But what would they have looked like?

The one-off "Fuskombi" is the mashup with a VW Beetle and a VW van, but it looks like a factory model.

This rocket powered Tesla Roadster and Jet Powered Volkswagen Beetle are both strange, but are also completely different.

Volkswagen is well on its way to electrifying its lineup, and one of the more exciting options is the ID. Buzz as an electric version of VW's microbus from the 60s. Volkswagen fans were excited after seeing images of the concept. However, the production version of the VW ID. Buzz actually looks quite different.