Wolfsburg is mobile: in addition to the e-mobility center and the train services at Wolfsburg's train stations, the city also has an efficient network of bus routes.

With a fleet of around 100 buses on 22 routes, the Wolfsburger Verkehrsbetriebe (WVG) transport the city's residents, commuters and tourists. The local transport company is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Stadtwerke Wolfsburg AG and employs around 240 people. With a dense route network that was completely renewed in October 2014, WVG brings almost 40,000 people to their destinations comfortably and safely every day, covering five million kilometers per year. Tight timetables connect Wolfsburg's city center, the surrounding communities, the Volkswagen plant and the region and make the search for parking spaces superfluous.

The use of dynamic passenger information systems, a modern vehicle fleet and cooperation with transport companies from Braunschweig, Gifhorn, Goslar, Helmstedt, Peine and Wolfenbüttel contribute to the attractiveness of public transport in Wolfsburg.