Volkswagen Group Accelerates Electrification Launches 70 Electric Vehicles by 2028

Sina has learned from Volkswagen that it plans to accelerate the electric process and will launch 70 electric vehicles over the next 10 years. This is 20 more than the 50 previously announced. Meanwhile, the number of cars produced on the group's electric platforms will increase from 15m to 22m over the next decade. On March 12th Sina Motor learned from Volkswagen that it planned to accelerate the electrification process by launching 70 electric vehicles over the next 10 years. This is 20 more than the 50 previously announced. Meanwhile, the number of cars produced on the group's electric platforms will increase from 15m to 22m over the next decade. "Volkswagen is looking to provide personal travel to millions of people over the next few years--personal travel will be safer, cleaner and more comprehensive," said Herbert Deiss, chief executive of Volkswagen Group. "In order to invest heavily in electrification, we need to further improve efficiency and performance in all areas." Volkswagen's goal for 2025 is to reduce CO2 emissions from vehicles by 30 per cent over the life cycle compared to 2015. To that end, Volkswagen is investing in electric vehicles, which alone will cost more than 30 billion euros by 2023. By 2030, the share of electric vehicles in the group will have risen to at least 40 per cent. Audi's first electric car, the e-tron, will follow in the footsteps of the Porsche Taycan, which currently has more than 20, 000 units scheduled for production. And Volkswagen ID models will further accelerate the marketization of electric. Other Electric models include ID.CROZZ, Siat el-born, Skoda Vision, ID.BUZZ and ID.VIZZION. LG Chemicals, SKI, Ningde Times and Samsung were selected as strategic battery suppliers to support Volkswagen's electro-mechanical offensive. Volkswagen is also keeping a close eye on the involvement of European battery makers in view of growing demand. In addition, solid-state batteries are seen as having great potential and will be developed in conjunction with QuantumScape. Volkswagen says the MEB platform is at the heart of the Volkswagen EV offensive. Through partnerships, the cost of telecommuting can be significantly reduced, allowing MEB and related economies of scale to be rolled out as widely as possible.