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Two EVs, the Nissan Leaf and the Nissan Micra, will be launched in 2025, with the third-generation Juke's debut scheduled sometime in FY26.
Alpine is set to launch a total of seven new models, as well as develop its own high-performance platform, all by 2030.
Skoda has announced that it will launch four new all-electric models, along with updated versions of the Enyaq and Enyaq Coupe by 2026.
Mercedes releases plans for the launch of six new electric EQ models by 2022, with production planned for factories in Germany, China, U.S.A and Poland.
Following the ID.3, Volkswagen steps up the electric offensive with the beginning of series production of the ID.4 in Zwickau.
Citroen reinvents the compact hatchback with the reveal of the new e-C4 and C4, the tenth generation of the Citroen compact car.
Volkswagen expects the sales target of one million electric cars to be reached by the end of 2023, two years earlier than previously predicted.
Volkswagen plans to continue its electric offensive and digital transformation in order to improve competitiveness and earnings over the coming years.
Catch the launch of Audi's next stage in the electric offensive with the world premiere of the Audi e-tron Sportback in Los Angeles.
Seat announced that it will launch a new car every six months until 2020, as well as introduce its first fully electric vehicle by 2020.
Seat has announced plans to strengthen its product offensive with a third sport utility vehicle model, which will sit above the Seat Ateca.
Peugeot will be showcasing the 2008, the 3008 and the 5008, as well as the Partner Tepee Electric and Instinct Concept at the Geneva Motor Show this year.
MINI will mark the 10th anniversary of its return to North America by showcasing a slew of innovative ideas, most notably with the Paceman concept