US EditionVW Races Ahead of Tesla in Europe’s EV Market
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With its core brand VW and its subsidiaries, the Volkswagen Group delivered 4.4 million vehicles worldwide in the first half of the year - a small increase of 1.3 percent compared to the previous year.
The VW Group recorded a significant increase in e-car sales in the first half of 2025. While the electrical sector is booming in Europe, the Group is struggling with sales problems in China. New models are expected to strengthen its position. (Read more)
With the coming ID.2, the electric Polo successor, VW will succeed a decisive step. To get to this point, a few years had to pass, but it has been realized relatively quickly, if we compare the availability of the ID series with the history of the burners over several decades. For VW it is supposed to be the first electric car, which "same as the margins with a burner pendant", reports Handelsblatt from a conversation with the VW sales manager. …
People's vans pay attention to burners in the hard-fought e-car market in China in the middle of the discount battle. This pays off, as well as a plus with e-cars in Europe.
One in five of the VW Group's vehicles sold in Europe was a fully electric car.
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