Victoria Waldersee
VW union proposes $1.6 billion of cuts, but no plant closures
Volkswagen workers offer €1.5B in cost savings to avoid plant closures, warning of historic conflict over deeper cuts and closures.
Volkswagen labour clash spotlights Europe’s car factory problem
Despite the challenges VW faces, a review shows the carmaker may fare better than its European rivals regarding underused plants.
China’s Geely scouting locations for Europe plant
Geely is exploring locations for a potential EV plant in Europe but hasn't fully committed, with talks ongoing in Poland.
China auto suppliers, EV makers flood major trade fair in Germany
To gain a foothold amid looming tariffs, Chinese EVs come to Germany to show off vehicles at trade fair.
China, price cuts and costs: The fuel driving Volkswagen’s crisis
Volkswagen warns of accelerating competition from China, cutting its cost-cutting timeline and considering plant closures.
Porsche bids to restore output, tackle supply chain risks in second half
Porsche fighting to restore production volumes after months of supply chain snags, slow EV demand and a sales slump in China
Volkswagen is reeling in China. Can EVs help it grow in the US?
The German automaker is planning 30 new electric or hybrid models in China in a bid to lift its market share to 15%.
Volkswagen may close Brussels factory as low EV demand hits Audi
Volkswagen warned it may close the Brussels site of its luxury brand Audi due to a sharp drop in demand for high-end electric...
Mercedes-Benz slows battery plans amid lower EV demand
Mercedes-Benz eCampus will develop new technologies for EV batteries and test them in bid to boost energy density.
Volkswagen stock slips on cost, implications of Rivian JV; Rivian soars
VW shares fell on Wednesday as investors worried about the cost and uncertainties of a joint venture with U.S. EV maker Rivian
