Volkswagen Group delivers 45 percent more all-electric vehicles in first 9 months

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Christopher Hauss
Christopher Hauss
Corporate Communications Head of Strategy & Finance Communications
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  • 531,500 all-electric vehicles (BEVs) were handed over to customers from January to September, compared to 366,600 in the prior year period
  • BEV share of total deliveries increased to 7.9 percent (Jan-Sep 2022: 6.1 percent), reaching 9.0 percent in Q3 (Q3 2022: 6.8 percent)
  • Europe remained key driver of Volkswagen Group’s electrification strategy with an increase of 61 percent to 341,100 BEVs (Jan-Sep 2022: 211,900), USA up 74 percent to 50,300 BEVs (Jan-Sep 2022: 28,900), China 4 percent above prior year level with 117,100 BEVs (Jan-Sep 2022: 112,700)
  • Hildegard Wortmann, member of the Group’s Extended Executive Committee for Sales: “We showed a good overall performance in our all-electric deliveries with a global increase of 45 percent in the first nine months. Despite the current general reluctance in the European market to buy battery-powered vehicles, we gained market share and remained market leader in this segment. However, our order intake is below our ambitious targets due to the lower than expected overall market trend.”

Wolfsburg (D). The Volkswagen Group has systematically continued its transformation in the first nine months of 2023. All-electric deliveries increased by 45 percent to 531,500 vehicles globally, raising the BEV share of total deliveries to 7.9 percent after
6.1 percent in the prior year period. In the third quarter alone, the BEV share climbed to
9.0 percent compared to 6.8 percent one year ago. From January to September, Europe remained the key growth driver with an increase of 61 percent to 341,100 vehicles. BEV deliveries jumped 74 percent to 50,300 units in the USA and surpassed prior year levels in China with an increase of 4 percent to 117,100 units.

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