Volkswagen to Launch Affordable High-Tech EVs in 2026, Aiming for Major Chinese Market Expansion

Published: Mar 10, 2026 17:40

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Volkswagen Group CEO said that in 2026, Volkswagen would launch affordable electric mobility products equipped with high-end technology. In the Chinese market, Volkswagen would kick off the largest product launch campaign in the company’s history. It would also set key milestone targets for the battery, software, and autonomous driving sectors.

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