Automotive industry: Crisis and big worries - What is going on at VW?
Blume had already announced in the spring to work on a new “Target 2030” for the Group and to significantly tighten the austerity course.
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Blume had already announced in the spring to work on a new “Target 2030” for the Group and to significantly tighten the austerity course. Auto industry: Crisis and big worries - What is going on at VW. The VW CEO pointed out that since the end of 2024, there has been an agreement to cut around 50,000 jobs at Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche and Cariad in Germany by 2030 - socially acceptable, voluntary and above all via part-time retirement.
Furthermore, The first factory meeting is on Tuesday, the 25. Car models developed and built in China could also be built in Germany. The following day, Emden and Zwickau will finish on 31.
In addition, Lower Saxony’s head of government Lies said all shareholders and the board must pursue the goal of stabilizing industrial sites in Germany and Lower Saxony. “The frequently cited number of around 50,000 jobs worldwide is not a fixed target,” Blume explained.
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Blume had already announced in the spring to work on a new “Target 2030” for the Group and to significantly tighten the austerity course.
reliability low1/5 sourcesAuto industry: Crisis and big worries - What is going on at VW.
reliability low1/5 sourcesThe VW CEO pointed out that since the end of 2024, there has been an agreement to cut around 50,000 jobs at Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche and Cariad in Germany by 2030 - socially acceptable, voluntary and above all via part-time retirement.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe first factory meeting is on Tuesday, the 25.
reliability low1/3 sourcesCar models developed and built in China could also be built in Germany.
reliability low1/3 sourcesThe following day, Emden and Zwickau will finish on 31.
reliability low1/3 sourcesLower Saxony’s head of government Lies said all shareholders and the board must pursue the goal of stabilizing industrial sites in Germany and Lower Saxony.
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“The frequently cited number of around 50,000 jobs worldwide is not a fixed target,” Blume explained.
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