Europe gains ground in global race to sell electric cars

Volkswagen will launch its first mass-market EV, the ID3, next year.

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Tara Patel and Oliver Sachgau

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December 12, 2019 09:30 AM

Europe is poised to lead global growth in electric-car sales next year as governments across the region offer consumers ever-sweeter incentives toward the purchase of new vehicles.

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