Volkswagen: CO2 emissions below 2015/km in 2015

Volkswagen Group President Martin Wendeng said in an interview at the International Motor Show in Geneva on Tuesday that during the period from 2006 to 2015, the carbon emissions of the mass-vehicle vehicles in the European region will drop by 30%, and “by 2015, The Volkswagen Group’s carbon dioxide emissions will be lower than 120g/km for the first time. According to its disclosure, the Volkswagen Group will increase the energy consumption of new cars in each generation from the previous generation by 10% to 15%.

Wen Deen said that Volkswagen’s MQB platform will make important improvements to the energy-saving and power system tunability of its brands and models. Based on this platform, energy-saving technologies will be fully applied to the Volkswagen Group in the next few years. Kind of model. It declared that in 2013, the public will fully realize “electric traffic”.

In addition, Wendeng also said that Volkswagen is not only committed to the development of environmentally-friendly models, but also pay attention to the sustainable development of the product itself, so the company set the goal is to increase the environmental protection index of automobile production in 2018 by 25%. He disclosed that the company hopes that greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 can be reduced by 40%. At that time, Volkswagen will invest 600 million euros in the development of wind energy, solar energy, hybrid power and other renewable resources.