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Volkswagen China invests $12 bn in e-cars

Volkswagen will make the investments by 2025 and introduce 40 locally produced vehicles

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Volkswagen AG will invest more than $12 billion with its partners to make and develop a range of new-energy vehicles in China as carmakers step up investments in low-emission models in the world’s biggest auto market.

Volkswagen will make the investments by 2025 and introduce 40 locally produced vehicles, its China head Jochem Heizmann told reporters in Guangzhou Thursday. The European automaker’s venture with Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group will start production of electric vehicles in the first half of next year, while sales will start in the second half.

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