Mobility Volkswagen Group Unveils Four World Premieres Ahead of Auto China Image: (c) Volkswagen AG Leading up to Auto China, which opens in Beijing on April 24, the Volkswagen Group has announced its largest product offensive in China to date, alongside a roadmap for integrating agent-based Artificial Intelligence into future vehicle generations. This massive offensive aims to launch more than 20 new electrified models in China in 2026 alone. By 2027, the portfolio is expected to grow to approximately 30 models, reaching a total of 50 electrified vehicles by 2030—including around 30 all-electric models. In addition to battery-electric vehicles, the strategy also incorporates plug-in hybrids and range-extender concepts. Leading up to Auto China, which opens in Beijing on April 24, the Volkswagen Group has announced its largest product offensive in China to date, alongside a roadmap for integrating agent-based Artificial Intelligence into future vehicle generations. This massive offensive aims to launch more than 20 new electrified models in China in 2026 alone. By 2027, the portfolio is expected to grow to approximately 30 models, reaching a total of 50 electrified vehicles by 2030—including around 30 all-electric models. In addition to battery-electric vehicles, the strategy also incorporates plug-in hybrids and range-extender concepts. This expansion is a core component of the "In China, for China" strategy. Within just 36 months, the Group has developed an entirely new portfolio for smart electric vehicles specifically tailored to the needs of Chinese customers, ranging from design and digital services to advanced driver assistance systems. Strong local R&D capabilities and partnerships with Chinese tech firms serve as the foundation for faster implementation and market launches of innovative technologies. For instance, CARIZON, Volkswagen’s proprietary competence center for intelligent driving, has already reached a major milestone with the timely completion of its first L2-Advanced ADAS solution for Highway