REACHING FOR ZERO

22nd March 2019

     

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Volkswagen announced last week that it planned to build 22-million battery-powered vehicles over the next ten years, compared with an earlier goal of 15-million. The world’s largest automaker also aims to launch almost 70 new electric models by 2020 as part of a drive to put the company at the forefront of the industry’s shift to zero-emissions driving. Speaking during the automaker’s yearly news conference in Wolfsburg, Germany, CEO Herbert Diess said: “We are aligning Volkswagen with emobility like no other company in our industry.”

Edited by Creamer Media Reporter

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