Volkswagen Anhui
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VW Anhui leans on FAW network for major EV roll-out
Volkswagen breaks its China joint venture sales walls for the first time, with select FAW-Volkswagen stores set to sell Volkswagen Anhui EVs.
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VW Cupra Tavascan exempted from EU tariffs on Chinese EVs as price undertaking accepted
The European Commission has accepted Volkswagen Anhui's price undertaking for BEV exports, exempting the China-made Cupra Tavascan SUV from import duties.
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VW Anhui files for ID.UNYX 08 SUV, 1st model built in tie-up with Xpeng
The filing for the ID.UNYX 08 marks the imminent launch of the first model resulting from Volkswagen's collaboration with Xpeng.
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VW Anhui files for ID.UNYX 07 electric sedan
The ID.UNYX 07 is slightly larger than the Tesla Model 3 and uses a single motor delivering 228 horsepower.
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VW Anhui to reportedly drop use of MEB architecture in favor of one built with Xpeng
Volkswagen Anhui will use the CEA architecture, a collaboration with Xpeng, for future models due to poor sales of the ID.UNYX, which went on sale in July, according to local media.
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VW consolidates EV R&D in China, looks to build 'Wolfsburg of the East' in Anhui, report says
In a recent shake-up, Volkswagen moved its BEV R&D resources in China to Anhui province, where it hopes to build a "Wolfsburg of the East," according to local media.
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VW Anhui launches ID.UNYX, its 1st EV model in China, starting at $28,900
Volkswagen Anhui, a joint venture with JAC controlled by Volkswagen, is the German automaker's first NEV-focused joint venture in China.
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VW to invest 2.5 billion euros to expand Hefei production base
Volkswagen said it will produce two Volkswagen-branded models co-developed with Xpeng in Hefei, the first of which is scheduled to go into production in 2026.
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VW Anhui files for 1st model ID.UNYX
Volkswagen Anhui is majority-owned by Volkswagen and is its first joint venture in China focused on NEVs.
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VW Anhui starts production of Cupra Tavascan EV for export to Europe
Volkswagen Anhui has started production of the Cupra Tavascan for export to Europe, and another Volkswagen-branded model for the Chinese market will roll off the production line in 2024.
