One Skoda in Four sold in 2025 will be electric or plug-in hybrid
- If the Volkswagen group wants to produce a million 100% electric vehicles plus one and a half million hybrid rechargeable vehicles in 2025 (see Analysis: VW wants to sell 1 million electric cars per year from 2025), it will be necessary that the brands Volkswagen, Audi, Skoda, Seat and Porsche each share a certain number of these models with alternative engines.
- At Skoda, the first plug-in hybrid model launched by the Czech firm will be the Superb PHEV (segment E) scheduled for 2019. In addition, at the Shanghai show a concept car called Vision E was introduced, announcing its first 100% electric sedan, which should be marketed in 2020.
- Skoda announces that it intends to sell one out of every four cars worldwide in 2025 with 100% electric or rechargeable hybrid engines, about 400 000 units that year, according to Inovev's forecasts. The distribution between the two types of engine is hardly foreseeable, but with the overall envelope announced by Volkswagen, Inovev estimates that 150,000 100% electric vehicles and 250,000 Skoda brand rechargeable hybrid vehicles will be sold in 2025.
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