Just like the Audi charging hubs, this new fast-charging park at Volkswagen's Zwickau plant does not come with the high costs of a transformer station.
The start of series production of the Volkswagen ID.5 marks the completion of the transition of the Zwickau plant into an all-electric site.
Following the ID.3, Volkswagen steps up the electric offensive with the beginning of series production of the ID.4 in Zwickau.
A new era is born as the Cupra el-Born is confirmed to be the brand's next all-electric road-going model to join the Cupra family.
The last combustion engine has rolled off the line at Volkswagen's Zwickau plant, completing its transition to only-electric vehicle manufacturing.
Volkswagen is extending the suspension of production at its German plants for four working days until 9 April 2020.
The ID.3 will also be assembled at the Transparent Factory in Dresden in addition to the Zwickau plant, as part of Volkswagen's electric offensive.
The Zwickaw plant will be the first large car factory to make the conversion from internal combustion engines to e-mobility.
Volkswagen is moving forward with its electric offensive and gradually creating the production capacity needed for building more electric vehicles by 2025.
The Trabant, an iconic car that was the symbol of communism and East Germany, could be making a return at the Frankfurt Motor Show, revitalised for the 21st century