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World markets  |  July 10, 2026 14:34:54, updated

Volkswagen Group delivers 4.1 million vehicles in the first half of the year – Order book for all-electric vehicles in Europe rises by more than 50 percent

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Volkswagen Group delivers 4.1 million vehicles in the first half of the year – Order book for all-electric vehicles in Europe rises by more than 50 percent

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Christoph Oemisch
Christoph Oemisch
 
Corporate Communications Spokesperson Finance and Sales
+49 (0) 152 0936 4626 christoph.oemisch@volkswagen.de
Chart showing global vehicle deliveries (April to June 2026).

Wolfsburg. On July 10, 2026, the Volkswagen Group published the deliveries for the first half of 2026.

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“The Volkswagen Group grew by around two percent overall in the first half of the year outside of China. We continued to gain ground, particularly in South America and Europe. It is especially pleasing to note that in our home region, the Electric Urban Car Family - launched just a few weeks ago - is being very well received by our customers. We have already taken more than 54,000 orders for these attractive entry-level vehicles from VW, Škoda, and CUPRA, even though only three of the four models are currently available. This is well above our expectations. The order book for all-electric vehicles in Europe has risen by more than 50 percent overall compared to the end of last year. The situation in China remains challenging, where we were unable to escape a significant total market decline of around 20 percent - despite initial positive momentum from our newly introduced, locally developed electric vehicles. Globally, we are seeing a decline in deliveries of around six percent.”
Marco Schubert Member of the Group’s Extended Executive Committee for Sales
     
     
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Key figures

4.13
million vehicles
global deliveries after six months, down 6 percent from the previous year (4.41 million vehicles)

Growth in South America (+8 percent), Western Europe (+3 percent), and Central and Eastern Europe (+7 percent) only partially offset significant decline in China (-26 percent) driven by total market development; North America, after 8 percent growth in Q2, saw only a slight decline after six months (-3 percent)

438,500
vehicles
worldwide BEV deliveries through the end of June were down 6 percent from the previous year (465,600 vehicles), growth trend continues in Europe
The Volkswagen Group remains the clear BEV market leader in Europe and continues on a growth trajectory (+8 percent); BEV share in Western Europe rises from 20 to 21 percent; in China, despite a significant decline, the first signs of positive momentum from the new, locally developed electric models can be seen in Q2; BEV total market in the U.S. declines significantly in the first half of the year following the expiration of government subsidy programs, including the impact of increased tariffs, BEV deliveries there fell by 69 percent
50
percent
more BEV order bank in Europe compared to the end of 2025
BEV order intake in Europe rises by more than 50 percent in Q2 compared to the same period last year; in particular, the recently launched Electric Urban Car Family - featuring the VW ID. Polo , Škoda Epiq and CUPRA Raval – is being very well received by customers, with more than 54,000 orders; order intake across all powertrains rises by 4 percent, order bank increases by about 12 percent compared to the end of 2025, BEV share of the order bank exceeds 30 percent
246,000
vehicles
global PHEV and EREV deliveries are up about 27 percent compared to the same period last year

Demand for vehicles with modern second-generation plug-in hybrid (PHEV) powertrains and range extender (EREV) powertrains is rising; the first EREV model ID. ERA 9X has already seen more than 10,000 deliveries in China

Development of core regions

Europe

In the region, deliveries rose by 3.5 percent compared to the same period last year, reaching 2,041,000 vehicles. Western Europe saw an increase of 2.9 percent, while in Central and Eastern Europe, growth was even higher at 7.2 percent. In the home market of Germany, 2.7 percent more vehicles were handed over to customers.

North America

447,500 customers took delivery of a vehicle from a Group brand, a decrease of 3.1 percent compared with the same period last year. The trend has most recently been positive, with a 7.7 percent increase in Q2. In the key market USA, sales declined by 7.4 percent in the first half of the year amid a challenging environment. This was characterized by the tariff situation as well as changes in regulations.

South America

The Volkswagen Group delivered 327,200 vehicles in the region, representing an 8.3 percent increase over the previous year. In the key market of Brazil, growth was 17.1 percent.

Asia-Pacific

In the region, deliveries fell by 24.0 percent compared to the same period last year, to 1,118,300 units. The Volkswagen Group was unable to escape the significant decline in the Chinese totalmarket and recorded a 25.9 percent drop in deliveries.

Best-selling all-electric vehicles (BEV)

Škoda Elroq 59,900

Volkswagen ID.4 / ID.5 53,700

Škoda Enyaq (including Coupé) 48,300

Volkswagen ID.3 44,400

Audi Q4 e-tron (SUV/Sportback) 33,800

Audi Q6 e-tron (SUV/Sportback) 31,900

Volkswagen ID.7 (including Tourer) 29,500

Volkswagen ID. Buzz (including Cargo) 27,200

CUPRA Born 20,800

Audi A6 e-tron (Avant/Sportback) 18,400

Deliveries Volkswagen Group – All drive types

Deliveries to customers by market

Apr. – Jun. 2026

Apr. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Jan. – Jun. 2026

Jan. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Western Europe 900,600 884,600 +1.8 1,748,400 1,698,600 +2.9
Central and Eastern Europe 157,200 147,300 +6.7 292,600 273,100 +7.2
North America 242,000 224,700 +7.7 447,500 461,900 -3.1
South America 179,300 163,900 +9.4 327,200 302,100 +8.3
China 424,300 669,700 -36.6 973,000 1,313,800 -25.9
Rest of Asia-Pacific 75,100 80,800 -7.2 145,300 157,200 -7.5
Middle East/Africa 98,900 100,800 -1.9 191,700 198,800 -3.6

World

2,077,400

2,271,800

-8.6

4,125,700

4,405,400

-6.3

Deliveries to customers by brand

Apr. – Jun. 2026

Apr. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Jan. – Jun. 2026

Jan. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Brand Group Core

1,561,300

1,711,400

-8.8

3,115,000

3,311,800

-5.9

Volkswagen Passenger Cars 1,019,900 1,186,200 -14.0 2,067,500 2,320,300 -10.9
Škoda 283,800 270,800 +4.8 555,700 509,400 +9.1
SEAT/CUPRA 154,400 155,900 -0.9 299,700 302,600 -1.0
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles 103,300 98,700 +4.7 192,200 179,400 +7.1

Brand Group Progressive

372,000

405,300

-8.2

736,900

794,100

-7.2

Audi 367,100 400,100 -8.2 727,200 783,500 -7.2
Bentley 2,100 2,500 -17.2 4,200 4,900 -13.6
Lamborghini 2,800 2,700 +3.2 5,400 5,700 -4.6

Brand Group Sport Luxury

61,300

74,900

-18.2

122,300

146,400

-16.5

Porsche 61,300 74,900 -18.2 122,300 146,400 -16.5

Brand Group Trucks / TRATON

82,900

80,100

+3.5

151,500

153,100

-1.1

Scania 26,300 24,700 +6.7 47,200 46,800 +0.8
MAN 27,300 26,400 +3.5 50,900 47,000 +8.3
International 16,200 17,600 -8.3 29,500 34,500 -14.6
Volkswagen Truck & Bus 13,100 11,400 +14.9 23,800 24,800 -3.8

Volkswagen Group (total)

2,077,400

2,271,800

-8.6

4,125,700

4,405,400

-6.3

Percentage changes are based on unrounded figures.

Volkswagen Group deliveries – all-electric vehicles (BEV)

Deliveries to customers by market

Apr. – Jun. 2026

Apr. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Jan. – Jun. 2026

Jan. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Europe 200,700 189,800 +5.7 377,000 347,900 +8.4
USA 5,800 11,400 -49.0 9,800 31,300 -68.8
China 21,500 33,400 -35.6 30,900 59,400 -47.9
Rest of the World 10,400 14,200 -26.4 20,700 27,000 -23.2

World

238,400

248,800

-4.2

438,500

465,600

-5.8

Deliveries to customers by brand

Apr. – Jun. 2026

Apr. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Jan. – Jun. 2026

Jan. – Jun. 2025

Delta (%)

Brand Group Core

172,900

177,300

-2.5

317,900

328,800

-3.3

Volkswagen Passenger Cars 75,900 97,500 -22.2 138,300 192,700 -28.2
Škoda 56,400 46,000 +22.7 108,200 73,000 +48.3
SEAT/CUPRA 22,500 19,000 +18.5 40,300 37,600 +7.2
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles 18,000 14,800 +21.6 31,100 25,500 +22.0

Brand Group Progressive

53,000

55,000

-3.7

95,000

101,400

-6.3

Audi 53,000 55,000 -3.7 95,000 101,400 -6.3
Bentley - - - - - -
Lamborghini - - - - - -

Brand Group Sport Luxury

11,600

15,800

-26.9

23,700

34,200

-30.8

Porsche 11,600 15,800 -26.9 23,700 34,200 -30.8

Brand Group Trucks / TRATON

1,000

600

+62.2

1,900

1,200

+51.4

Scania 270 120 +126.5 400 220 +78.7
MAN 560 430 +30.3 1,100 800 +36.7
International 210 90 +126.9 390 180 +120.1
Volkswagen Truck & Bus 0 0 +100.0 10 50 -87.2

Volkswagen Group (total)

238,400

248,800

-4.2

438,500

465,600

-5.8


Percentage changes are based on unrounded figures.

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