Volkswagen’s attempting to make a big splash with EV-intrigued buyers by re-introducing its Scout badge with a slew of ...

Rumors of a German (or at least German-branded) pickup truck have been bouncing around longer than a Lamborghini sport-ute or Ferrari sedan, and may seem just as out of place. But the automotive ...

Volkswagen is currently debating a new pickup truck, but it would need to share components with an existing model and use a unibody construction. The automaker confirmed it will not import the ID.1 ...

VW-back Scout revealed its electric pickup truck and SUV in Nashville this week. The vehicles will come in fully electric and plug-in hybrid varieties. The rugged EVs are likely to compete with Rivian ...

The rumors about Volkswagen reinventing the Scout nameplate as a separate brand have swirled, beginning with early last year when the company presented its plans for the Scout Motors subsidiary. The ...

2008 Volkswagen Concept Pickup – Click above for a high-res gallery Remember when Volkswagen just named their cars for different winds? Scirocco, Jetta, Corrado, Santana – they all had a certain clean ...

Volkswagen subsidiary Scout Motors is set to introduce two new vehicles in the hyper-competitive EV market. One is a pickup truck and the other is an SUV. Both will be priced in the $60,000 range, ...

John Neff is a veteran automotive journalist with over two decades of experience leading major outlets such as Autoblog and Motor1. Beginning his career as Editor-in-Chief of Speed, Style & Sound, he ...

The VW Taigun, a subcompact SUV developed and built in India, has undergone a radical transformation into a pickup truck, as part of a student car project. The quirky one-off merges the Taigun’s ...

VW has confirmed plans to launch two new hybrid models in the United States within the next few years as it works to regain ground in a segment it previously stepped away from. The German automaker is ...

So you want a pickup truck, but all the modern half-tons are just too big. Even the little ones, the Rangers and Colorados and Tacomas, are so tall and squared-off and aggressive — it's all too much.