Volkswagen to Reduce Its Model Lineup as a "Natural Transition," Citing the Planned Phase-Out of Internal Combustion Engines in 2035 as a Result of the Shift to Electric Vehicles.
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Volkswagen, which is undergoing a large-scale restructuring, plans to reduce the number and variety of its models by about half as part of its electrification process. The reduction in its lineup will be triggered by the 2035 European ban on internal combustion engines.
Volkswagen plans to remove 75 models from its range over the next 10 years, effectively halving its current range. This was announced by the brand's CEO Thomas Schaefer, according to whom this process is not a crisis measure, but a "natural transition" within the framework of the "Future Plan 2030" strategy, reports "Automedia". The main reason for these large-scale changes is the legislative ban on internal combustion engines in Europe, which i…
Volkswagen will halve its model catalogue by transitioning to the electric car. Thomas Schäfer explains how it will avoid duplications between its brands.
Koncern Volkswagen sníží počet modelů napříč značkami, zejména těmi objemovými, that polovinu. Proběhne to však postupně během několika let a přirozeně s tím, jak budou spalovací modely z nabídky vypadávat.
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