Volkswagen to spend $24.7 billion in EV push: Reuters

March 13, 2018

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Der neue Volkswagen e-up! und der neue Volkswagen e-Golf

Volkswagen will be spending $24.7 billion to procure battery cells and related technology for electric-vehicle (EV) projects in Europe and China, pushing ahead with a shift to zero-emission cars. Read the latest electric vehicle news

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