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    Volkswagen Q2 deliveries rise slightly despite drop in US demand

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    Posted on July 9, 2025

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    Last updated: January 23, 2026

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    Volkswagen's Q2 deliveries increased by 1.2%, with BEV deliveries up 37.6%, despite a decline in US demand.

    Volkswagen Sees Slight Increase in Q2 Deliveries Amid US Demand Drop

    (Reuters) -German carmaker Volkswagen saw a 1.2% rise in vehicle deliveries during the second quarter despite a drop in U.S. demand, with all-electric vehicles (BEVs) deliveries up 37.6%, the company said on Wednesday.

    Volkswagen delivered a total of 2.27 million vehicles during the quarter, 248,700 of which were all-electric, it added.

    The company reported sales growth in all markets except for North America and Western Europe, where deliveries fell by 16.2% and 0.7% respectively.

    (Reporting by Amir Orusov, editing by Rachel More)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Volkswagen's Q2 deliveries rose by 1.2%.
    • •BEV deliveries increased by 37.6%.
    • •Total of 2.27 million vehicles delivered.
    • •Sales fell in North America and Western Europe.
    • •Global sales growth achieved except in specific regions.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Volkswagen Q2 deliveries rise slightly despite drop in US demand

    1What was the percentage increase in Volkswagen's vehicle deliveries in Q2?

    Volkswagen saw a 1.2% rise in vehicle deliveries during the second quarter.

    2How many all-electric vehicles did Volkswagen deliver in Q2?

    Volkswagen delivered a total of 248,700 all-electric vehicles during the quarter.

    3In which markets did Volkswagen experience sales growth?

    The company reported sales growth in all markets except for North America and Western Europe.

    4What was the decline in deliveries for North America?

    Deliveries in North America fell by 16.2% during the second quarter.

    5What was the growth percentage for all-electric vehicle deliveries?

    Deliveries of all-electric vehicles (BEVs) were up 37.6%.

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