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Volkswagen to add range extenders to future EVs in U.S. and Europe by 2026, targeting longer range amid declining sales.
Volkswagen is expanding range-extender technology for future EVs in Europe and the U.S., using small engines to charge batteries rather than drive wheels, as part of a new five-year strategy set for March 2026.
The move targets growing demand for longer-range electric vehicles, particularly in the U.S., with range-extender variants planned for the revived Scout Terra pickup and Traveler SUV.
While no decision has been made on Australia, similar market conditions and emissions standards could make it a future candidate.
Volkswagen’s 2025 sales dropped about 20%, with weak ID.
Buzz van performance and a nearly $15,000 price cut.
Range-extender models are already available in Australia via Leapmotor and Stellantis, and Volkswagen says market demand will guide future rollouts.
Volkswagen agregará extensores de rango a futuros vehículos eléctricos en Estados Unidos y Europa para 2026, apuntando a una mayor autonomía en medio de la disminución de las ventas.