VW plans ID Buzz-based self-driving taxi, delivery van

VW Buzz AD1 — A VW ID Buzz AD1 autonomous driving test vehicle is pictured. (ingo barenschee)

April 05, 2022 08:47 AM

BERLIN -- Volkswagen’s commercial vehicles division plans a full-electric vehicle based on the ID Buzz that will use self-driving technology.

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Canadian auto parts not subject to Trump’s tariffs, but there’s a catch

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While the new rule is a win for Canada, the non-U.S. content of every Canadian-assembled car shipped south of the border has been, and will continue to be, tariffed at 25 per cent.”

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Greg Layson

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