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Auto Moto  |  January 20, 2026 01:00:00, updated

Volkswagen Group deliveries remain stable in 2025

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Volkswagen Group deliveries remain stable in 2025Share

     
Christoph Oemisch
Christoph Oemisch
 
Corporate Communications Spokesperson Finance and Sales

Infographic on Volkswagen Group deliveries 2025: 8.98 million vehicles total, –0.5% vs. 2024, including 983,000 fully electric (+32%), EV share 10.9%.

Wolfsburg. On January 20, the Volkswagen Group published all details regarding delivery figures for 2025.


Portrait of Oliver Blume, CEO Volkswagen Group
“The Volkswagen Group was on a solid track in 2025 – despite a challenging market environment. With around nine million vehicles delivered, our sales remain stable thanks to our attractive products across all brands and drive types. We have made good progress in comprehensively renewing our product range. Our new vehicles are receiving an excellent response and have won numerous awards. With more than 20 new models, we will continue our product offensive at full speed in 2026. These include further innovative vehicles from our model offensive in China and our Electric Urban Car Family. Entry-level e-mobility with top technology from Volkswagen, CUPRA, and Škoda – the next step on our path to becoming the global automotive tech driver.”
Oliver Blume CEO Volkswagen Group
     

Portrait of Oliver Blume, CEO Volkswagen Group
Portrait of a man in a suit leaning against a wall, arms crossed, with a confident smile.
“Our attractive products were the basis for a solid delivery performance in 2025 – even under very challenging conditions. In particular, the intense competitive situation in China, as well as tariffs and the discontinuation of electric vehicle subsidies in the US have impacted our business. On the other hand, we have further expanded our strong position in Europe despite new competitors. The same applies to South America, where we also gained market share. We are very pleased with our dynamic growth in all-electric vehicles. Their global deliveries rose by more than 30 percent, and in Europe even by more than 60 percent. With our new models across all drive types, we are meeting customer tastes and are well positioned for 2026.”
Marco Schubert Member of the Group’s Extended Executive Committee for Sales
     
     
Portrait of a man in a suit leaning against a wall, arms crossed, with a confident smile.

Key figures

8.98
million vehicles
delivered worldwide, down 0.5 percent from the previous year (9.03 million vehicles)

Significant growth in Europe (+4 percent) and South America (+12 percent) contrasts with expected declines due to challenging market conditions in North America (-10 percent) and China (-8 percent).

Spotlight Europe: Market share expanded to a new high of around 25 percent1 despite new competitors; VW T-Roc and VW Tiguan each ranked first in the two most important growth segments

Spotlight South America: Deliveries increased to highest level since 2014 despite strong competitive pressure; successful new models such as the VW Tera, which attracted more than 56,000 customers in its first year, make an important contribution

Spotlight China: Audi regains top spot in the premium segment after six years, Volkswagen (including Jetta) expands combustion engine market leadership

983,100
vehicles
worldwide BEV deliveries up 32 percent over the previous year (744,600 vehicles)
Global BEV share of deliveries rose significantly year-on-year from 8 to 11 percent; strong growth in Europe (+66 percent) resulted in a further expansion of the BEV market leadership there (market share around 27 percent1), five Group vehicles among the top 10 BEV models in Europe; significant growth also in the USA (+46 percent); decline in China as planned (-44 percent) in preparation for the launch of new locally developed electric models
55
percent
more BEV order intake in Europe up around on the previous year
Drivers include new models such as the Škoda Elroq, Audi A6 e-tron , and Volkswagen "The New Transporter"; BEV order book in Europe rises by 21 percent to more than 200,000 vehicles, BEV share of total order book is around 22 percent; order intake across all drive types rises by around 13 percent
428,000
vehicles
worldwide PHEV deliveries up around 58 year-over-year
Vehicles with modern second-generation plug-in hybrid drives (PHEVs) and pure electric ranges of up to 143 km2 are enjoying increasing demand and are growing particularly strongly in Europe (+72 percent)

Development of core regions

Europe

Deliveries in the region rose by 4.5 percent to 3.94 million vehicles. Growth in Western Europe was 3.8 percent, while in Central and Eastern Europe it was even higher at 9.0 percent. In the home market of Germany, 5.6 percent more vehicles were handed over to customers.

North America

The Volkswagen Group delivered 946,800 vehicles, 10.4 percent fewer than in the previous year. The main reason for this was the development in the main market, the USA. In a challenging environment characterized by the tariff situation, the decline there was 13.6 percent.

South America

With an increase of 11.6 percent, South America is the fastest-growing region with a total of 663,000 vehicles delivered. In the core market of Brazil, growth amounted to 5.7 percent.

Asia-Pacific

Deliveries in the region declined by 6.5 percent to 3.01 million vehicles. This was mainly due to the continuing intense competitive situation in China, which led to an 8.0 percent decline in deliveries in that market.

Best-selling all-electric vehicles (BEV)

Volkswagen ID.4 / ID.5 163,400

Volkswagen ID.3 117,700

Škoda Elroq 95,300

Audi Q4 e-tron (including Sportback) 84,900

Audi Q6 e-tron (including Sportback) 84,400

Škoda Enyaq (including Coupé) 79,600

Volkswagen ID.7 (including Tourer) 79,500

Volkswagen ID. Buzz (including Cargo) 60,700

Porsche Macan 45,400

CUPRA Born 43,700

Selected passenger car model launches Volkswagen Group 2025

Brand Group Core
Brand Group Progressive

Deliveries Volkswagen Group – All drive types

Deliveries to customers by market

Oct. – Dec.
2025

Oct. – Dec.
2024

Delta (%)

Jan. – Dec. 2025

Jan. – Dec. 2024

Delta (%)

Western Europe 879,800 833,200 +5.6 3,381,100 3,257,800 +3.8
Central and Eastern Europe 151,800 143,300 +5.9 557,900 512,000 +9.0
North America 238,000 288,000 -17.4 946,800 1,057,000 -10.4
South America 181,300 175,200 +3.5 663,000 594,300 +11.6
China 719,800 871,500 -17.4 2,693,800 2,928,100 -8.0
Rest of Asia-Pacific 86,500 80,400 +7.5 320,400 295,200 +8.5
Middle East/Africa 122,700 110,600 +10.9 420,800 382,400 +10.1

World

2,379,800

2,502,300

-4.9

8,983,900

9,026,700

-0.5

Deliveries to customers by brand

Oct. – Dec.
2025

Oct. – Dec.
2024

Delta (%)

Jan. – Dec. 2025

Jan. – Dec. 2024

Delta (%)

Brand Group Core

1,778,600

1,887,600

-5.8

6,754,500

6,689,200

+1.0

Volkswagen
Passenger Cars

 1,238,100 1,399,400 -11.5 4,730,600 4,796,200 -1.4
Škoda 278,200 255,300 +9.0 1,043,900 926,600 +12.7
SEAT/CUPRA 146,800 136,100 +7.9 586,300 558,200 +5.0

Volkswagen

Commercial Vehicles

 115,500 96,800 +19.3 393,700 408,300 -3.6

Brand Group Progressive

453,300

441,200

+2.7

1,644,400

1,692,500

-2.8

Audi 447,800 435,600 +2.8 1,623,600 1,671,200 -2.9
Bentley 2,900 3,300 -11.3 10,100 10,600 -4.8
Lamborghini 2,600 2,300 +14.5 10,700 10,700 +0.6

Brand Group
Sport Luxury

66,900

84,700

-21.0

279,400

310,700

-10.1

Porsche 66,900 84,700 -21.0 279,400 310,700 -10.1

Brand Group
Trucks / TRATON

81,000

88,800

-8.8

305,600

334,200

-8.6

MAN 30,000 26,800 +11.9 101,600 95,700 +6.2

Volkswagen

Truck & Bus

 9,500 10,100 -6.0 46,100 45,800 +0.6
Scania 25,700 28,100 -8.6 94,100 102,100 -7.9
International 15,800 23,800 -33.7 63,700 90,600 -29.6

Volkswagen Group (total)

2,379,800

2,502,300

-4.9

8,983,900

9,026,700

-0.5

Volkswagen Group deliveries – all-electric vehicles (BEV)

Deliveries to customers by market

Oct. – Dec.
2025

Oct. - Dec.
2024

Delta (%)

Jan. – Dec. 2025

Jan. – Dec. 2024

Delta (%)

Europe 220,300 154,400 +42.7 742,800 447,600 +65.9
USA 3,200 12,300 -73.6 72,000 49,400 +45.7
China 30,300 59,300 -48.8 115,500 207,400 -44.3
Rest of the world 11,700 12,100 -2.9 52,900 40,100 +31.7

World

265,600

238,000

+11.6

983,100

744,600

+32.0

BEV share of
global deliveries (%)

11.2

9.5

+1.6 pt.

10.9

8.2

+2.7 pt.

Deliveries to customers by brand

Oct. – Dec.
2025

Oct. – Dec.
2024

Delta (%)

Jan. – Dec. 2025

Jan. – Dec. 2024

Delta (%)

Brand Group Core

192,000

166,000

+15.6

695,200

539,200

+28.9

Volkswagen Passenger Cars 94,300 111,700 -15.5 382,000 382,900 -0.2
Škoda 56,300 28,800 +95.7 174,900 79,600 +119.8
SEAT/CUPRA 22,400 16,900 +32.5 79,700 48,000 +65.9

Volkswagen

Commercial vehicles

 19,000 8,700 +117.9 58,600 28,800 +103.4

Brand Group Progressive

59,600

48,700

+22.4

223,000

164,500

+35.6

Audi 59,600 48,700 +22.4 223,000 164,500 +35.6
Bentley - - - - - -
Lamborghini - - - - - -

Brand Group Sports Luxury

12,800

22,700

-43.5

61,700

39,100

+57.8

Porsche 12,800 22,700 -43.5 61,700 39,100 +57.8

Brand Group
Trucks / TRATON

1,200

60

+91.7

3,200

1,700

+85.8

MAN 880 350 +150.4 1,970 740 +167.8

Volkswagen

Truck & Bus

 10 20 -70.8 60 120 -49.2
Scania 220 80 +188.3 600 270 +126.3
International 50 150 -64.9 590 610 -3.3

Volkswagen Group (total)

265,600

238,000

+11.6

983,100

744,600

+32.0

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