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Opel will be 100% electric in Europe from 2028

2021-07-08T21:48:03.242Z


The director of Opel announced that the automaker will have an exclusively electric range from 2028. Opel will be 100% electric in Europe by 2028, one of the most ambitious dates in the automotive world, its director Michael Lohscheller announced Thursday at a press conference. Read also: Automotive: Stellantis reorganizes its sales network in Europe The German brand of the Stellantis automotive group (PSA-Fiat-Chrysler), which had significantly reduced its range in recent years, is relaunching


Opel will be 100% electric in Europe by 2028, one of the most ambitious dates in the automotive world, its director Michael Lohscheller announced Thursday at a press conference.

Read also: Automotive: Stellantis reorganizes its sales network in Europe

The German brand of the Stellantis automotive group (PSA-Fiat-Chrysler), which had significantly reduced its range in recent years, is relaunching itself with an increasingly electrified range.

100% electric pioneer

On the side of its competitors, the Volkswagen group intends to achieve an electric share in its European sales of 60% by 2030 and 50% in total.

Its high-end brand Audi will stop producing cars equipped with traditional combustion engines by 2033. Jaguar has announced that its cars will be 100% electric by 2025. Ford or Volvo are targeting 2030 to withdraw gasoline engines or diesel from their offer in Europe.

Opel also intends to launch a 100% electric offer in China, where Stellantis has recorded very low sales, its director announced Thursday.

To boost its image, the lightning brand has also promised a battery version of its 1970s sports car, the Manta, for the “mid-decade”.

Read also: Even profitable, Opel is forced to another savings plan

The German brand of the automobile group Stellantis (PSA-Fiat-Chrysler) plans to launch in China, with electric cars as well, and promises a battery version of its sports car from the 1970s, the Manta, for the "mid-decade" .

Source: lefigaro

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