Transformation progressing: Volkswagen Group delivers 26 percent more all-electric vehicles in 2022

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Christoph Oemisch
Christoph Oemisch
Corporate Communications Spokesperson, Finance and Sales
Decarbonization
  • 572,100 all-electric vehicles (BEVs) handed over to customers, following 452,800 in 2021          
  • BEV share raised to 6.9 percent after 5.1 percent a year earlier          
  • Group remains BEV market leader in Europe, is #4 in the US and increased its BEV deliveries in China by 68 percent          
  • Overall deliveries down 7 percent to 8.3 million vehicles due to supply constraints and temporary production stops 
  • Western European order bank remains high with 1.8 million vehicles, thereof 310,000 BEVs

Wolfsburg. The Volkswagen Group has made significant progress in its electric transformation in 2022. Despite supply constraints and temporary production stops, 572,100 all-electric vehicles were handed over to customers around the globe. Compared to 2021, this is a substantial increase of 26 percent. The BEV share of total deliveries thus reached 6.9 percent, up from 5.1 percent a year earlier. The Volkswagen Group remains the BEV market leader in its home market of Europe and reached the fourth position in this segment in the United States. The strongest increase came from China, were BEV deliveries were up by 68 percent y-o-y. Due to abovementioned challenges, overall global deliveries were down 7 percent on prior year to 8.3 million vehicles. In the second half of 2022, a slightly improved supply situation led to an increase of deliveries of 12 percent y-o-y. However, this could not make up for the losses of 22 percent y-o-y in the first half year. The Group’s order bank remains on a high level of 1.8 million vehicles in Western Europe alone, thereof 310,000 BEVs.

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