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    Volkswagen's third-quarter sales lifted by Europe and EVs

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    Posted on October 10, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    Volkswagen's Q3 sales rose 1%, driven by Europe and EVs. Despite a 7% decline in China, EV sales surged 33.1% globally, with notable growth in North America and Europe.

    Table of Contents

    • Volkswagen's Sales Performance Overview
    • Regional Sales Insights
    • Electric Vehicle Market Trends
    • Impact of Porsche AG on Financials

    Volkswagen Sees Third-Quarter Sales Boost from Europe and EVs

    Volkswagen's Sales Performance Overview

    BERLIN -Volkswagen Group reported a 1% increase in third-quarter global deliveries on Friday as new models helped sales in Western Europe.

    Regional Sales Insights

    A boost from Europe and South America countered pressure from China and the United States, said Marco Schubert, a member of the German automaker's extended executive committee for sales, in a statement. 

    Electric Vehicle Market Trends

    Group deliveries to China declined 7%, between rival Mercedes' 27% drop in the country over the same period and BMW's 0.4% decline.

    Impact of Porsche AG on Financials

    EV SALES RISE IN US AND EUROPE, BUT DROP IN CHINA

    Stellantis said on Friday its third-quarter global vehicle shipments rose 13% year-on-year, with a boost from North America and new models helping the French-Italian-American group out after several quarters of declining sales.

    Volkswagen's deliveries of battery electric vehicles rose 33.1% from July to September to 252,100 vehicles.

    A 55% plunge in BEV sales to China was in stark contrast to a 213.5% jump in North America and a 60% increase in Europe.

    Schubert said this was due to the varying market conditions in the three markets.

    Volkswagen's Porsche AG unit saw a 26% decline in sales to China in the first nine months of the year, the sports car maker said on Thursday.

    Volkswagen slashed its 2025 financial guidance in September and said it would take a 5.1 billion euro ($5.9 billion) hit from Porsche AG's plans to delay the rollout of all-electric models.

    ($1 = 0.8636 euros)

    (Reporting by Bernadette Hogg and Ilona Wissenbach. Editing by Miranda Murray and Mark Potter)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Volkswagen's global deliveries increased by 1% in Q3.
    • •Sales in Europe and South America offset declines in China and the US.
    • •EV sales rose by 33.1% globally, with significant growth in North America and Europe.
    • •Porsche AG's sales in China dropped by 26%.
    • •Volkswagen adjusted its 2025 financial guidance due to Porsche's delays.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Volkswagen's third-quarter sales lifted by Europe and EVs

    1What is an electric vehicle?

    An electric vehicle (EV) is a type of vehicle that is powered by electricity instead of traditional fuels. EVs use electric motors and batteries for propulsion, contributing to lower emissions.

    2What are global deliveries?

    Global deliveries refer to the total number of vehicles or products shipped and sold by a company across all markets worldwide within a specific time frame.

    3What is market pressure?

    Market pressure refers to the economic forces that affect the supply and demand for goods and services, influencing pricing, sales, and overall market performance.

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