Volkswagen Group to offer electric versions of all its models by 2030
German carmaker seeks to leave emissions scandal behind as it revs up plans for all-electric future across its fleet
Volkswagen has announced it will sell pure-electric versions of every one of its vehicle models across all its brands by 2030, confirming it has set aside €20bn to invest in the transition. The German...
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