Volkswagen vying for top spot in Europe's entry-level e-car sector

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2025-09-08

Munich (dpa) - Ailing German carmarker Volkswagen is hoping that four newly unveiled entry-level electric models will help it achieve a market share of 20% in the sector in Europe, company boss Oliver Blume said ahead of the IAA automotive industry show on Monday. "We have a clear goal: a leading position in the entry-level segment in our home market of Europe," chief executive Blume said. With the IAA Mobility show in Munich - one of the largest......

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