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Starting on September 6, Volkswagen will also be presenting the highlights from IAA MOBILITY 2021 in a digital format. The live shows will start with a world premiere from the ID. family

Volkswagen Passenger Cars brand sees a marked increase in deliveries, sales revenue and earnings in the first half of 2021 despite considerable challenges Sales revenue of EUR 40.7 billion, operating profit of EUR 1.8 billion, operating net cash flow of EUR 0.8 billion Volkswagen CFO Alexander Seitz: "Strict cost discipline and higher volumes are giving a boost to our financial figures" Effects of the semiconductor shortage minimized through smart management of the markets and warehouse management " "very challenging" third quarter expected Outlook for 2021 as a whole of an operating return on sales between 3 and 4 percent confirmed Volkswagen finished the first half of 2021 on a successful note thanks to efficient crisis management, strict cost discipline and systematic implementation of its ACCELERATE strategy. Despite the coronavirus pandemic and the semiconductor shortage, the number of vehicles delivered worldwide rose to around 2.7 million " 500,000 more than in the previous year. This increase was partly achieved through smart warehouse and supply management. Market share was also expanded in nearly all regions. Sales revenue climbed by 42 percent year-on-year to EUR 40.7 billion on the back of significant growth in sales volume (H1 2020: EUR 28.6 billion). Earnings improved by EUR 3.3 billion year-on-year to around EUR 1.8 billion, giving an operating return on sales of 4.4 percent.

Brand doubles its Q1 2021 operating profit year-on-year to EUR 900 million Positive outlook for full year 2021" margin target of 6 percent in 2023 confirmed Strong recovery in the Chinese market as well as North and South America Sales of all-electric vehicles almost doubled and those of plug-in hybrids more than tripled CEO Ralf Brandstätter: "The increases in all key performance indicators show that our ACCELERATE strategy and rigorous cost management of the past months are gaining traction." Volkswagen has got off to a successful start in 2021 despite the global shortage of semiconductors and restrictions due to the coronavirus pandemic. Sales revenue in the first quarter grew by 5.4 percent to EUR 20 billion. Following the pandemic-related drop to EUR 481 million in the previous year, operating profit increased sharply to EUR 900 million and was thus almost at the level of the pre-crisis year 2019. The operating return on sales likewise rose sharply to 4.5 percent (previous year: 2.5 percent). Volkswagen CEO Ralf Brandstätter: "We've managed to carry over the momentum from the second half of 2020 into the new year " despite the continuing challenges posed by the pandemic and the global shortage of semiconductors. The increases in all key performance indicators show that our ACCELERATE strategy and rigorous cost management of the past months are gaining traction. On the basis of that, we'll systematically continue to drive our transformation with a focus on e-mobility and digitalization."

En 2020, un año marcado por el Covid-19, Volkswagen invirtió cerca de 2.700 millones de euros en tecnologías futuras Esto permitirá alcanzar los primeros hitos de la estrategia ACCELERATE en 2021 Gran impulso a la movilidad eléctrica: más de 450.000 vehículos eléctricos se entregarán a los clientes en 2021, más del doble que en 2020 El modelo de negocio 2.0 alcanzará el primer hito en verano: el lanzamiento de la venta de coches online y las pruebas con modelos de subscripción con servicios adicionales proporcionan fuentes de ingresos potenciales extras Previsión para 2021: se espera un incremento interanual de las entregas, la facturación y los beneficios; se apunta a una rentabilidad operativa de entre el 3 y 4% El consejero delegado de Volkswagen, Ralf Brandstätter: "Hemos gestionado exitosamente la pandemia de coronavirus con una estricta disciplina de costes y buenos resultados de ventas. Esto también nos ha permitido impulsar vigorosamente nuestra transformación durante un año tan excepcional como este" Wolfsburg " En 2020, Volkswagen volvió a invertir con fuerza en futuras tecnologías, gastando un total de 2.700 millones de euros durante un año marcado por el Covid-19. De esta forma, la marca está sentando las bases para el inicio exitoso de su estrategia ACCELERATE. Los primeros hitos se alcanzarán durante este año. Volkswagen anticipa un fuerte impulso de la movilidad eléctrica, con más de 450.000 vehículos eléctricos entregados a los clientes en 2021, más del doble que la cifra de 2020. La digitalización sigue avanzando de forma continua y Volkswagen llegará a los primeros clientes con su modelo de negocio 2.0 este verano: las pruebas con modelos de subscripción y funciones opcionales adicionales sobre demanda empezarán en seis ciudades alemanas. La marca también espera que esto genere millones de euros de ingresos a lo largo de los próximos años. Las ventas de vehículos online también empezarán en verano.