Volkswagen’s Electric and Hybrid Deliveries More Than Triple in China in October

Deliveries of VW-brand electric cars and plug-in hybrids more than tripled in October compared with a year earlier, to just over 28,000.

VW says it expects growth to continue in the coming months and aims to rank among China’s top 10 for electric cars and hybrids by 2027.

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