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VW, BYD will join Europe’s growing sub-€20,000 EV club

A VW sketch of its new entry-level EV.
VW on Feb. 5 released a rendering of its new entry-level EV that shows an angular design. (VW)
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Peter Sigal
February 11, 2025 07:18 AM
A VW sketch of its new entry-level EV.
VW on Feb. 5 released a rendering of its new entry-level EV that shows an angular design. (VOLKSWAGEN)

European automakers have struggled to sell EVs for less than €25,000, both to counter new competition from China and expand offerings beyond premium and larger segments to meet emissions targets.

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