VW ID.Buzz features, Supercharger network grows, Vinfast and Sony: Automotive news today
The Tesla Supercharger network is expected to grow, even though the electric vehicle maker has laid off most people to be able to expand the network. Vinfast launches Sony’s new entertainment interface. And VW will be a little more specific about how it will sell the ID.Buzz truck in the US, but there’s no specific price yet. This and more, at Green Car Reports.
Volkswagen has confirmed the standard features and trim levels for its model VW ID.Buzz 2025 electric truck manufactured in the United States, but pricing and EPA range could be months away, closer to when these models are expected to make their first deliveries. Expect colors and interior trim for the longer three-row ID.Buzz versions the US gets.
by Tesla The supercharger network is set to grow by “thousands” of chargers by 2024, CEO Elon Musk has attested, despite a recent round of layoffs that essentially purged the entire department behind the highly successful charging network. He said in a post on X that it will spend “more than” $500 million on its Supercharger network this year, with that investment independent of operating costs.
And the world debut of Sony’s new in-vehicle entertainment app is just around the corner Vinfast VF 8 electric SUV, the Vietnamese automaker announced on Friday. Initially, Vinfast will provide Ridevu features for free, including a movie library and streaming to other passenger devices. The look serves as an early preview of what’s in store for Sony’s upcoming Afeela EV conceived with Honda.
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