Tag: volkswagen e up!

Škoda announced the launch of the eMobility pilot project in the Czech Republic - Škoda Citigo E-Pilot - with 10 electric Citigo prototypes.

While the next-generation Volkswagen e-up! with a price tag of $21,000 is still just a rumor, Bjorn Nyland recently tested the actual VW e-up! you can buy today.

Volkswagen told us it wasn't adding a new surprise vehicle into their I.D. lineup, but rather a next-gen e-Up! Consider us slightly disappointed.

The most recent price cuts of the aging Volkswagen e-up! spreads to the UK. Buy now if the e-up! fits your tastes. It's got extra flair in its interior now too.

The slightly refreshed Volkswagen e-up! was in 2016 priced in Germany from €26,900. Now it will start from €22,975.

SEAT unveiled its fully-electric Mii concept at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona, and now the company has committed to making it a reality. The Seat Mii...

The new lightly refreshed Volkswagen up! finally lived to see the changes pass over to the all-electrie e-Up! Hardware/performance remains unchanged

Research project INEES on vehicle-to-grid projects, resulted in two major conclusions: it's technically possible, but not economically viable.

Volkswagen to present new up! at the 2016 Geneva Motor Show - electric version also available.

Following a collision with a train, a Volkswagen e-Up! catches fire.

Several plug-in vehicles won awards in their respective categories in the Next Green Car 2014 Awards.

Focus Magazine decided to see what the current crop of electric cars can do for day-to-day motorists. This episode: the Volkswagen e-up!

The original Volkswagen e-up! concept was presented in 2009 and in one of the latest Volkswagen presentations we can check out what changes were made to the...

Taking advantage of a rare opportunity to compare electric and non-electric versions, we prepared a graph showing that majority of VW Up! sold in Norway are of...

Here is the Volkswagen e-up! pulled by a kite! It rolls, but sadly it is useless in real-world and moreover Volkswagen says not to attempt to repeat this.

Here's video of the Volkswagen e-Up! production process.

The Volkswagen e-up! EV will be launched on the China automotive market in the second half of 2014, reports several sources familiar with VW's strategies in China.

Sure, it has serious range issues, as do most all EVs without a Tesla badge, but as an urban runabout, the e-Up! may well be near the top of the class.

Volkswagen is late to the plug-in vehicle party, but in trying to now play catch up, the automaker is one of only a few to have on display more than one electric...

As automakers continue to ponder what's the ideal pedestrian warning sound for electric vehicles, Volkswagen thinks it has found the answerAccording...

For some, it's difficult to believe that German automaker Volkswagen is now actually committed to plug-in vehicles.One need only look upon this list...

Four years after its debut in concept form at Frankfurt Motor Show in 2009, the Volkswagen e-Up! is back as vehicle ready for production.Together with...

Oh boy! Volkswagen, what are you thinking?VW’s head of electric-powertrain technology, Rudolf Krebs, was quoted as saying this at a press conference in...

Last month, news outlet TV3 Catalunya showed some interesting material about a Seat e-Mii electric vehicle based on, or rather cloned from, the Volkswagen...