Volkswagen’s Imminent Electrified Model Line-up after Dieselgate

Volkswagen’s Imminent Electrified Model Line-up after Dieselgate

30 New Electric Vehicle Models to Replace 35 Existing Non-performing Models by 2025

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26-Sep-2016
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Volkswagen Group is restructuring to expand into electric cars, autonomous technologies, and new mobility services. A key challenge involves non-performing assets. The Volkswagen brand alone contributes to over 50% revenue while the operating profit contribution sits at 18%. The low margin (2%) on the major brand (Volkswagen) is coupled with the non-performing SEAT brand. This caused the company to spin off its components operations and phase out non-performing models. This study explores VW’s transformation (2015–2025) highlighting model phaseout and new line-up; impacts on segment mix, platforms, and brands; new technologies and collaborations; and competitive landscape. Key conclusions and recommendations are included.

Table of Contents

Key Findings

Volkswagen Group—At a Glance

Implication of Diesel Scandal on Volkswagen

Transition to New Volkswagen

Model Phaseout and New Model Line-up

Model Phaseout and New Model Line-up (continued)

Impact of Vehicle Segment Mix

Impact on Platforms

Impact on Platforms (continued)

Impact on Brands

New Technologies and Collaborations

Competitive Analysis

Key Findings and Future Outlook Findings and

Key Conclusions

Recommendations

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The Frost & Sullivan Story

Value Proposition—Future of Your Company & Career

Global Perspective

Industry Convergence

360º Research Perspective

Implementation Excellence

Our Blue Ocean Strategy

Volkswagen Group is restructuring to expand into electric cars, autonomous technologies, and new mobility services. A key challenge involves non-performing assets. The Volkswagen brand alone contributes to over 50% revenue while the operating profit contribution sits at 18%. The low margin (2%) on the major brand (Volkswagen) is coupled with the non-performing SEAT brand. This caused the company to spin off its components operations and phase out non-performing models. This study explores VW’s transformation (2015–2025) highlighting model phaseout and new line-up; impacts on segment mix, platforms, and brands; new technologies and collaborations; and competitive landscape. Key conclusions and recommendations are included.
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Author Sistla Raghuvamsi
Industries Automotive
WIP Number 9AB2-00-5F-00-00
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GPS Codes 9800-A6,9807-A6,9813-A6,9832-A6,9882-A6,9AF6-A6