Volkswagen Group delivers 27 percent more all-electric vehicles in first half year
The Volkswagen Group increased its deliveries of all-electric vehicles by 27 percent in the first six months year-on-year and thus successfully continued its global electric offensive
- Despite ongoing supply bottlenecks and Covid-related lockdowns in China, 217,100 all-electric vehicles (BEVs) have been handed over to customers by the end of June (H1 2021: 170,900)
- Strong demand: BEV order intake in Western Europe up by 40 percent
- Growth driver: BEV deliveries in China increase more than three-fold to 63,500 units amid Covid restrictions (H1 2021: 18,300)
- Hildegard Wortmann, Group Board Member Sales: “We successfully continued our electric ramp-up despite challenging conditions, especially in the second quarter. Demand continues to be strong and we expect an improving supply situation in the second half of the year. June BEV deliveries showed a clear upward trend already to the monthly levels of Q4 2021. We are working intensively to reduce the high order bank and the delivery times for our customers and are committed to our goal of a BEV share of 7 to 8 percent for the full year.”
Despite supply bottlenecks, a temporary stop of production in Europe and Covid-related lockdowns in China, 217,100 BEVs have been handed over to customers in the first half year, up from 170,900 in the prior-year period. The BEV share of total deliveries reached a level of 5.6 percent, up from 3.4 percent in the first half of 2021. The biggest growth driver was China with 63,500 BEVs – a more than three-fold increase versus the prior-year period.
In terms of BEV deliveries by region, Europe was still clearly in the lead, with 128,800 vehicles (share of Group total: 59 percent) in the first six months. Second biggest BEV market for the Group was China with 63,500 deliveries (29 percent). The USA corresponded to 8 percent of the Group’s global BEV deliveries with 17,000 vehicles.
By the end of June, the core brand Volkswagen delivered 115,900 BEVs to customers (share of Group total: 53 percent). This was followed by Audi with 50,000 vehicles (23 percent), ŠKODA with 22,200 vehicles (10 percent), Porsche with 18,900 vehicles (9 percent), and SEAT/CUPRA with 8,300 vehicles (4 percent).
The top selling BEV models in the first half of 2022 were as follows:
– Volkswagen ID.4/ID.5 66,800 units
– Volkswagen ID.3 26,000 units
– Audi e-tron (incl. Sportback) 24,700 units
– ŠKODA Enyaq iV (incl. Coupé) 22,200 units
– Porsche Taycan (incl. Cross Turismo) 18,900 units
– Audi Q4 e-tron (incl. Sportback) 18,200 units
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