Carla Westerheide – electrive.com

VW invests €120 billion in electrification and digitalisation

The Volkswagen Group has confirmed the rumoured investment of 180 billion euros by 2028. Two-thirds of this sum will be invested in new electric models and digital services. The remaining third—around 60 billion euros—will be used to further develop combustion engines.

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