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Volkswagen’s Golf EV gets pushed back to the end of the decade
Executive Summary
Summary: Volkswagen has delayed its electric Golf to the end of the decade, with CEO confirmation at an FT event. Originally planned for 2028 on the new SSP platform, the launch now targets 2030. The refreshed ID.3 Neo will remain competitive until then, making an earlier EV Golf redundant.
Brands mentioned: Volkswagen, Rivian, Renault, Kia, Audi, Porsche
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