VW and Argo AI Will Begin Testing Level 4 Autonomous Ev Vans This Summer
Autonomous ridepooling vans expected by 2025, at least in Hamburg. Argo AI
VW will begin testing an ID. Buzz equipped with Argo AI sensors in Munich this summer, ahead of an expected rollout of Level 4 tech in 2025.
Wolfsburg expects commercial vehicles, such as delivery vehicles and ridepooling vans, to benefit from Level 4 tech first.
Robotaxis are currently being tested in some limited areas, but Uber and Lyft have just sold their autonomous research divisions.
It was just under two years ago that Volkswagen announced a $2.6 billion investment into Argo AI, an autonomous tech developer, and the fruits of their collaboration are about to begin testing. Specifically, the ID. Buzz prototypes headed into production in the near future will serve as the testbed for Level 4 autonomous systems, with Wolfsburg betting that light commercial vehicles will be the first logical application of high levels of autonom
Next-gen Volkswagen T7 Multivan teased again
Next-gen Volkswagen T7 Multivan teased again
May 07, 2021
Latest images reveals how VW has stretched the wheelbase to maximise space within
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles has released yet another teaser of its all-new Volkswagen T7 Multivan as part of the build-up to its mid-June unveiling.
As well as the fresh pics, VW has finally confirmed the long-standing rumour that the new 2021 Volkswagen Multivan would be based on its MQB architecture, the same platform that underpins the latest Mk8 Volkswagen Golf and other models.
Set to feature a far longer wheelbase and both wider front and rear tracks, the German car-maker’s commercial division also confirmed the new T7 Volkswagen Multivan will provide far more space than the current T6.1-based people-mover.
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