Volkswagen is taking drastic steps to realign its operations amid mounting financial challenges. 🌍🚗 The automaker just announced the sale of its Xinjiang factory and two test tracks in China, a decision influenced by years of external pressure over human rights concerns in the region. Simultaneously, VW is expanding its partnership with SAIC, promising 18 new models by 2030, with the first two electric vehicles expected in 2026.
However, the challenges don’t stop in China. Volkswagen’s CEO Thomas Schafer hinted at possible factory closures in Germany, citing rising costs and competitive pressures. Could this mark a turning point for the iconic automaker?
Stay tuned as we discuss VW's strategy, the controversies surrounding its Xinjiang operations, and what the future holds for its global production network.
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