Autoline This Week #2422: Volkswagen Bets Big on Electrics

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Autoline This Week #2422: Volkswagen Bets Big on Electrics

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Volkswagen used to dominate the import segment in the American market. Today, it’s one of the smaller automakers in America. But the company is betting big on electric vehicles, and Scott Keogh, the CEO of Volkswagen of America, sees them as the key way to build market share back up again.

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