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Brands push forward with new-EV rollouts

Volkswagen sees no delay currently in plans to launch its electric lineup, which includes the ID Crozz that’s destined for North America. (Volkswagen)
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By:
Stephanie Wallcraft
April 20, 2020 04:00 AM

COVID-19 has automakers pumping the brakes on r&d spending, but most are still planning — at least for now — the launch of key electric vehicles in the coming months.

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