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Volkswagen of America has joined forces with KONG and VCA Charities to introduce a special-edition VW KONG For a Cause dog toy, inspired by the all-electric Volkswagen ID. Buzz. Available for a limited time, each toy purchased helps support local animal shelters—one toy will be donated for every one sold.
 

Volkswagen made its debut in the automotive industry with a mission to provide vehicles that were accessible to everyone. True to its name, which translates to "people’s car," the German automaker focused on creating practical and affordable transportation for the masses. Now, years later, Volkswagen is carrying that mission forward by introducing a new electric vehicle that is both cost-effective and exciting to drive.
 

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz: A Modern Take on a Timeless Icon

The Volkswagen ID. Buzz is truly living up to its name. As a reimagined version of the iconic Volkswagen van, the ID. Buzz blends nostalgic charm with modern innovation. It revitalizes the classic VW van with a sleek, updated design and a state-of-the-art electric powertrain. The buzz around this vehicle is well-earned, with its many accolades, including being named to TIME magazine's prestigious list of Best Inventions—a remarkable achievement in the automotive world.

Numerous automakers, including Volkswagen, have entered the electric vehicle market. However, Volkswagen is not merely following the trend; it is producing some of the most innovative electric vehicles in the industry and has garnered accolades for its efforts. In 2024, Volkswagen proudly received the AutomotiveINNOVATIONS Award for its advanced electric drivetrain systems.

 

For years, Volkswagen has been recognized for producing customizable, fun, and practical vehicles. The German automaker has expanded its lineup over time, offering everything from the iconic Beetle to modern SUVs and electric vehicles. With such a diverse selection, Volkswagen ensures that there’s a vehicle for every type of car shopper. Here are some of Volkswagen’s top models.
 

The 2024 Volkswagen ID.4 is an all-electric compact crossover SUV at Orlando VW South with a comfortable interior that five people can enjoy. Standard dual-zone automatic climate control and heated front seats keep the cabin at a comfortable temperature in almost any condition in Orlando, FL. 

Electric vehicles (EVs) have left an indelible mark on the automotive industry in recent years. Technological advancements and a growing environmental consciousness have propelled the surge in electric car popularity. Nevertheless, despite their numerous advantages, misconceptions and myths still persist regarding electric vehicles.

VW makes several SUV models that you can pick up. Here are some examples for you to peruse if you so choose.

VW SUVs

The main SUV you will be able to find for SUV is ID. 4. The one for 2022. This vehicle is an electric SUV that has plenty of the VW features that you are used to with other vehicles, not in an EV line. For example, you have a lot of cargo capacity available to you. Beyond just cargo space, you also can bring up to four other people in addition to yourself. It has plenty…

Volkswagen is preparing to enter the electric off-road scene by reviving its legendary Scout nameplate.

The Scout model was made famous in the 1960s and 1970s by truck and tractor maker International Harvester and was once a solid competitor to Jeeps and Ford Broncos. Although it hasn't been sold in decades, Volkswagen plans to revive the Scout name as an electric SUV and pickup truck in 2026.

If you've thought about purchasing an electric vehicle (EV) in the near future, you may be curious about the ownership costs to determine if it's worth the investment. Consumer Reports conducted a study that found that EVs are a lot more cost-effective to own due to a variety of different factors.