Volkswagen Wants A China Comeback With These New Cars
Briefly

Volkswagen, an early entrant in the Chinese automotive market, is now struggling as local brands gain traction with advanced electric vehicles (EVs). To counteract declining sales, VW has introduced three concept cars—a sedan and two SUVs—developed through partnerships with its joint ventures in China. This 'in China, for China' strategy features vehicles that address local customer needs. Additionally, the company plans to expedite model development to match the rapid pace of Chinese competitors, aiming for new models to be produced within 34 months.
Volkswagen is launching three new electric vehicle concepts designed specifically for the Chinese market, aiming to compete directly with local brands and their advanced technology.
The new models will reflect the needs and preferences of Chinese customers, with the aim of increasing Volkswagen's sales amidst rising competition from local manufacturers.
Volkswagen's CEO emphasized the importance of speed in development, aiming for new models to be created within 34 months, aligning with China's fast-paced automotive market.
This initiative is part of Volkswagen's broader strategy to revitalize its presence in China's competitive automotive landscape, focusing on local partnerships and tailored offerings.
Read at InsideEVs
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