Volkswagen CEO Tells Publication Cost Cutting Necessary Amid "Structural Problems"
German carmaker Volkswagen, through its CEO Oliver Blume, revealed that the planned cost-cutting program the company announced was unavoidable to fix "decades of structural problems." Blume, in an interview with the publication Bild am Sonntag,
Remember the commercial truck maker called International Harvester that made rugged SUVs and trucks with the Scout name back ...
Volkswagen on Wednesday reported a 42% drop in third-quarter profit to its lowest level in three years. "This highlights the ...
VW's new offshoot EV company Scout Motors, which revealed its first two vehicles last week, will use the software and zonal ...
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VW goes farming with e-tractors in AfricaThe GenFarm Project is an ecosystem of mobility solutions and e-powered mechanised farming services for rural areas.
Volkswagen and its powerful unions will lock horns on Wednesday for a second time over management plans for plant closures ...
It will eliminate thousands of jobs and slash wages for tens of thousands of German workers as Europe’s biggest automaker ...
"VW AG's decision to attempt to sell Scout vehicles direct to consumers and compete with its U.S. dealer partners is ...
Volkswagen, the largest employer in Germany, is facing increased competition from China and weakening demand.
Volkswagen's Scout brand hasn't even launched and already it's in trouble. VW has said it wants to sell its new line of ...
All VW ID. Buzz trims can charge at up to 200 kWh. That’s enough to allow the van to go from 10 percent to 80 percent in 26 ...
Volkswagen AG workers across Germany will pause production for roughly an hour on Monday to join rallies about the ...
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