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Audi’s Neckarsulm assembly operations are under review as Volkswagen pushes deeper restructuring, raising questions about jobs, future model allocation, and Germany’s manufacturing footprint.
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Volkswagen’s second-generation Atlas is set to arrive for 2027 with new styling, a richer cabin, updated technology, and a higher price point as the family SUV segment keeps moving upscale.
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Former Volkswagen engineers face securities-law charges tied to alleged trading around the automaker’s Rivian joint venture, a deal that has major implications for EV software, funding, and future product plans.
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Volkswagen is evaluating whether cars engineered by its Chinese operations could fill gaps in its European lineup, potentially giving buyers more choice while the brand cuts complexity and development costs.
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Volkswagen’s new small electric SUV is set to become its most affordable EV crossover, with a German entry price of €28,000 and a claimed range of up to roughly 271–278 miles depending on market and battery.
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A reported internal memo from CEO Oliver Blume raises the possibility of 50,000 additional job reductions, underscoring the pressure on Europe’s largest automaker as it funds its EV and software transition.
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Volkswagen Group is preparing to shrink its global vehicle portfolio, a move that could simplify showrooms, reduce development costs, and reshape several of its brands.
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Volkswagen’s reported decision to halt a major self-driving program signals a more cautious phase for autonomy spending as the automaker works through profit pressure, slower sales, and cost cuts.
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Volkswagen’s new Good-Night package gives the ID. Buzz a removable bed, blackout covers, ventilation and campsite-friendly power features, but stops short of a full California-style camper conversion.
Read moreVolkswagen is moving to reduce its workforce by 28,000 roles as Germany’s largest automaker confronts higher costs, tougher competition, and the expensive shift toward electric vehicles.
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