Rivian and Volkswagen announced a surprising partnership to develop next-generation software, electronic control units (ECUs), and related network architecture design and development. The move shows ...

BERLIN — Volkswagen Group, Europe's biggest carmaker, plans to spend as much as $5 billion on an electric vehicle software partnership with U.S. EV maker Rivian. Here are some of the key issues around ...

Volkswagen will invest around $5 billion in Rivian and form a joint venture with the U.S. electric vehicle startup to develop next-generation electrical architecture and software technologies that ...

Volkswagen's reportedly having software issues with its next-gen EVs The software issues could lead to years-long delays for next-gen vehicles VW invested $5B in Rivian to get the startup automaker's ...

Volkswagen Group is investing up to $5 billion in Rivian Automotive to jointly develop platforms for "software-defined vehicles." Volkswagen and Rivian established a joint venture to create ...

The blockbuster $5 billion deal between Volkswagen Group and Rivian is just days old. But it turns out, VW Group was tapping into Rivian’s software expertise months before the partnership was ...

Rivian and Volkswagen are forming a partnership to create vehicle software, the two companies announced Tuesday. Shares of Rivian soared 40% before markets opened Wednesday after Volkswagen vowed to ...

Volvo Car AB is looking for partnerships for its new central software stack that’ll run on all of its future electric models, ...

After years of false starts, the company finally appears ready to fulfill its EV ambitions. When Volkswagen announced the ID.3 back in 2019, the company proclaimed it was a "new era" for the brand.

Volkswagen Group and US-based Rivian announced on June 25 that the former will invest up to US$5 billion in the emerging EV maker. The pair will also establish a joint venture focusing on ...

Volkswagen AG said it will be able to slash the cost of developing an electric vehicle in China by as much as 50%, bolstering the German automaker’s efforts to catch up with fast-moving local rivals ...