VW sells plant in Chinese region of Xinjiang
Volkswagen has sold its plant in Xinjiang following scrutiny over its presence in a region of China where Beijing has been accused of widespread human rights abuse. Europe’s largest carmaker on Wednesday cited “economic reasons” for selling the factory,
But all is not lost, as Kai Grünitz, VW’s point person for Research & Development, explained to Autocar magazine at the LA ...
Volkswagen announces the sale of its Xinjiang operations, citing economic reasons amid human rights allegations and slowing ...
Volkswagen will leverage its partnership with Rivian to power its upcoming flagship electric vehicle, codenamed "Project ...
On the occasion of SAIC Volkswagen's 40th anniversary, SAIC Motor and the Volkswagen Group signed an extended joint venture ...
China's SAIC Motor and German car group Volkswagen AG have extended their joint venture by 10 years, prolonging their ...
Group announced that it is strengthening its 40-year partnership with SAIC Motor for the long term. In Shanghai, both ...
"For economic reasons, the site has been sold by the joint venture as part of the strategic realignment. The same applies to the test tracks in Turpan and Anting," Volkswagen said in a statement ...
Volkswagen just revealed the next-gen electric Golf will benefit from Rivian’s cutting-edge software and electrical ...
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