Goodbye Combustion! All Hail Volkswagen & its Electric Cars

Are you prepared for the electric vehicle era? Between 2033 and 2035, Volkswagen wants to stop selling cars with combustion engines in Europe. The company’s major goal is for electric vehicles to account for 70% of its market share on the European continent by 2030.

According to Reuters, Klaus Zellmer, a member of Volkswagen’s sales board of directors, stated that the firing of these types of engines in the United States and China could take a few more years. “It will take much longer in South America and Africa due to the fact that the political conditions and infrastructure framework are still lacking,” he added.

The brand has opted to update the present MQB to meet the latest legal criteria and to improve it in the electronics department. Only three electric variants are now available: ID.3, ID.4, and ID. 6. This indicates that the corporation, like other automakers, will participate in Europe’s new phase of CO2 emission reductions.

Other brands must find a means to adjust their vehicles during this process in order to phase out the manufacture of internal combustion engines and avoid being negatively impacted during the transition to an electric future between 2030 and 2040.Hopefull we’ll be all set to vroom by then!