Volkswagen has embarked on a new electrification strategy in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal and set a goal to sell between 2 million and 3 million fully electric vehicles a year by 2025.
by Staff
June 16, 2016
Photo of the 2015 e-Golf courtesy of Volkswagen.
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Photo of the 2015 e-Golf courtesy of Volkswagen.
Volkswagen has embarked on a new electrification strategy in the wake of the diesel emissions scandal and set a goal to sell between 2 million and 3 million fully electric vehicles a year by 2025.
If Volkswagen achieves its goal, EV sales could represent up to 25% of total global sales.
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