Volkswagen EV Pickup On Hold As Focus Shifts To Scout Revival
North American VW dealers are going to have to wait a while.
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North American VW dealers are going to have to wait a while.
Read More »Placing fourth in their respective segment.
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Accounting for a 19 percent segment share compared to 15 percent a year ago.
Read More »Placing near the bottom of the segment.
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The automaker is also working to trim its existing lineup.
Read More »Accounting for a seven percent segment share.
Read More »Posting a 46 percent increase in sales volume for the quarter.
Read More »Placing seventh in the segment.
Read More »Earning a five percent share in its competitive set.
Read More »Growing its share by two percentage points in the process.
Read More »While also outperforming the segment average during the quarter.
Read More »The iconic brand will be rejuvenated as its own independent company.
Read More »The Escape handily outsells the Tiguan in the U.S. market.
Read More »Accounting for a 22 percent segment share compared to 15 percent a year ago.
Read More »The new pickup is based on the Ranger and will be built by Ford.
Read More »While losing a point in segment share.
Read More »Sales slightly outperformed the segment average.
Read More »Accounting for a six percent segment share.
Read More »VW is reportedly ready to revive the long-dead brand with two new models.
Read More »However, two other automakers are exploring a similar change.
Read More »While also gaining share in the process.
Read More »First a plug-in model, then an electric one down the line?
Read More »However, the supply is expected to begin improving later this year.
Read More »Earning a five percent share in its competitive set.
Read More »Initial talks between the two automakers began roughly six years ago.
Read More »While also outperforming the segment average.
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