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Xpeng Motors’ stock is up 92% this year, and the stock has room to run higher as the company progresses in autonomous driving and robotics.

Here’s a plot twist: just because someone’s bank account is massive doesn’t mean their driveway is filled with the latest supercars. Quite the opposite. Some of the richest celebrities still drive old cars, proving that practicality, nostalgia, or privacy can outweigh luxury. It’s a refreshing reminder that not all stars…

Volkswagen customers in the UK will have to pay £16.50, or $22.50, per month to give its ID.3 vehicles a 20-horsepower boost.

If you pay for this, you're an idiot.

Volkswagen is facing a potential class-action lawsuit over the capacitive touch buttons in the 2021-2023 ID.4. The complaint, filed in New Jersey by two owners, alleges that the vehicle's steering wheel controls are defective for being too sensitive and can easily reactivate the adaptive cruise control with "a mere light…

The importance of the diesel engine in Europe during the 2000s and 2010s cannot be overstated. At their peak, they accounted for more than half of new car sales on the continent. Volkswagen's TDI-powered models spanned every market segment, from the tiny Lupo to the mighty Phaeton.

Retirement should be about enjoying your golden years, not spending them at the repair shop or worrying about car payments.

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Automakers are embracing subscriptions whether customers like them or not, often pushing beyond what most of us find acceptable. BMW attempted to charge a monthly fee for heated seats, but users didn’t bite. On the opposite end of the spectrum, Mercedes-Benz still offers Acceleration Increase for its EQ models, which…