Will Porsche and Volkswagen get back on track?

Mercedes-Benz, VW and BMW were unable to compete with important competitors from abroad last year, as figures from the consulting firm EY show. It warns against relying solely on austerity programs.

Last but not least, there was speculation that VW wants to break up with the engine and turbine manufacturer, which could bring in a few billion.

The Volkswagen Group has formulated expectations for the new federal government in a master plan, which should do nothing but save Germany as an industrial location.

Sales have decreased, production costs have increased and car manufacturers such as Volkswagen and Mercedes-Benz as well as hundreds of car suppliers have fallen into dangerous backwardness during the transition to e-cars.

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Will Porsche and Volkswagen get back on track?

The layoffs in Cariad, the shaky hi-tech division of the Group, should not be misleading: Volkswagen and Porsche intend to get back on track by focusing above all on on-board software. This time through partnerships with third parties