The Volkswagen ID.3 has been given a thumbs up by Germany's ADAC, the largest automobile association in Europe, after being subjected to a 62,000-mile long-term test spanning two and a half years.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The ID.3’s 77 kWh high-voltage battery retained 91% of its original capacity after four years and 99,000 miles of use. That’s far ...

For years you have been told that an electric car’s battery is a ticking time bomb of depreciation, destined to fade fast once the odometer climbs. A four year, six figure mileage torture test on a ...

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Writer and occasional reluctant perpetrator of engine swaps, James O'Neil is a malaise era enthusiast and also fascinated by the many ways the auto industry has since recovered from those dark days.

Volkswagen AG said its battery start-up has seen promising results with solid-state cells for electric vehicles, a win for the German carmaker as it pushes to make EVs more efficient and less ...

PowerCo CEO says adequately funded for now Option of external investor, joint ventures or IPO Volkswagen under pressure to trim investments Battery business aims for tech sovereignty in EV race ...

Volkswagen has announced an entry price of around €28,000 for the ID. Cross, which will launch in the European market ...