The Volkswagen Group EV Deliveries in the first half of 2025 reveal one clear trend , momentum is building fast. With nearly 465,500 electric vehicles handed over to customers, that’s a 47% leap over the previous year. It’s not just a number , it’s a sign of real market transformation.
BEV Growth Driven by New Models
Volkswagen Group’s commitment to electrification is hitting its stride. Models like the Volkswagen ID.4 and ID.3, Audi Q4 e-tron, and Škoda Enyaq are resonating globally. Notably, the Volkswagen ID.7, including its Tourer variant, is gaining traction fast.
In Europe alone, the Group’s electric vehicle deliveries rose by a staggering 89%. That makes Europe the epicenter of the Group’s EV success story. The USA also saw gains of 24%, while China remains the only major region showing a slowdown.
A Look at Global Performance
Overall, the Volkswagen Group delivered 4.41 million vehicles in the first half of 2025 , up slightly from the previous year. Western and Central Europe, along with South America, fueled this growth, offsetting softer sales in China and North America.
South America stood out with an 18% jump in deliveries, showing strong demand in Brazil and beyond. In Europe, steady performance across both Western and Central-Eastern regions underpinned the results.
Powertrain Shift Accelerates
Beyond battery-electric vehicles, plug-in hybrid (PHEV) sales also soared. With 192,300 units delivered globally , up 41% , it’s clear that the Group’s new generation of PHEVs is striking the right balance. Some models now offer up to 143 km of all-electric range.
This diversification across powertrains , BEVs and PHEVs , is helping the Volkswagen Group meet various regional demands and driving styles.
Performance by Brand
Volkswagen Passenger Cars led the charge, delivering over 192,000 BEVs by mid-year. Škoda followed with more than 73,000 units, marking an impressive 148% growth. Audi also saw strong performance with over 100,000 BEVs sold.
Porsche, in particular, made headlines with a massive 279% jump in electric vehicle deliveries , thanks to models like the new Macan EV. The ID. Buzz Cargo also played a unique role, combining electric utility with charm.
Electric Favorites on the Rise
Among the best-selling electric models were the Volkswagen ID.4/ID.5 with 84,900 units, followed by the ID.3 at 60,700. The Audi Q4 e-tron and Škoda Enyaq both came in strong, with nearly 40,000 deliveries each. The new Audi Q6 e-tron and Škoda Elroq are also entering the market with serious momentum.
What’s driving all this? A well-timed model offensive. VW Group is expanding its electric portfolio with precision, and customers are responding in kind.
Order Books Reflect Confidence
In Western Europe, orders across all vehicle types are up 19%, but electric vehicles are leading the way. Battery-electric order intake rose by 62%, showing consumer confidence is now firmly behind the Group’s zero-emission offerings.
This demand is boosted by stylish new models like the CUPRA Terramar, Škoda Elroq, and Porsche 911 , each bringing something fresh to the lineup.
Summary
The Volkswagen Group is clearly evolving. Its electric journey is more than just strategic , it’s accelerating fast. With BEV deliveries up 47% and key regions like Europe surging ahead, the brand is setting benchmarks in the global EV space. And with new models and strong order books, this momentum looks set to continue well into the second half of the year.
Disclaimer: Vehicle specifications, regional availability, and sales figures are subject to change based on market conditions and official reporting.
Source: Volkswagen Group
