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Volkswagen Revives the Scout Name for New Electric-Vehicle Line
Volkswagen is entering the off-road game in a big way with the return of the Scout brand name. International Harvester produced the original Scout vehicles between 1961 to 1980. These vehicles were early forerunners of the modern SUV. Volkswagen acquired the Scout name when it purchased Navistar.
Electric vehicles (EVs) are becoming increasingly popular due to their many benefits. In addition to being better for the environment, EVs offer significant savings over traditional gas-powered cars in terms of upfront and long-term costs.
If you're looking to beat today's rising gas prices, be sure to check out Volkswagen's latest lineup. You'll have plenty of fuel-efficient models to choose from. Here's just a sample of the available vehicles.
Volkswagen has announced a plan to handle the large number of Lithium-ion batteries that they will begin installing in their vehicles over the next few decades. In light of Volkswagen's plan to manufacture over a million electric automobiles by 2025, the collateral issues have to be addressed. What will happen to all these batteries when they reach the end of their functional lifespans? Volkswagen has come up with a few ideas that are worth noting. Let's consider these ideas in greater depth below.
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