COVID-19, two years on - business agility and consumers' EV appetite
It’s just over two years since the UK first went into lockdown and it’s safe to say we’re all continuing to feel the impacts of the pandemic.
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It’s just over two years since the UK first went into lockdown and it’s safe to say we’re all continuing to feel the impacts of the pandemic.
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Click the thumbs up > Almost a quarter of Brits (23%) see themselves driving an electric vehicle (EV) by 2026, according to research by Volkswagen Financial Services UK (VWFS). The research, compiled from the survey responses of 2,005 car buyers, also revealed a generational divide, with 32% of people under the age of 45 more likely to be driving EVs within five years, compared to 18% of people over the age of 45. Those aged 25 and 34 are most likely to be driving an EV by 2026 (35%), with 34% of people aged between 18 and 24 the second most likely age group. The VWFS research also reveal...
Click the thumbs up > Skoda’s franchised car dealers have opened their order books for the Czech brand’s first fully electric vehicle (EV) – the Enyaq iV SUV. Customers can now place an order for the Volkswagen Group-owned brand’s long-awaited new model, a full six months after it revealed an initial pricing structure. Skoda’s Enyaq is the brand’s first model to be based on the VW Group's MEB platform, which also underpins the VW ID3 and forthcoming Cupra Born. The entry-level Enyaq iV 60 uses a 62kWh battery pack, which provides a range of 242 miles and has an output of 180PS.
Click the thumbs up > Volkswagen Group has launched a new range of lease deals for its electric vehicles (EVs) that lowers the cost to consumers and engages retailers. Offered via Volkswagen Financial Services (VWFS), the car maker claims that the product makes medium to high-end priced electric cars available to the masses. Lease&Care has been introduced with the full-life cycle of a car in mind, benefitting the first owner, used buyer, and also the retailer. It will look to protect the car by offering customers a minimum of a two-year lease from new, and then reselling as an approved veh...