Car Builder: Volkswagen Opens Recycling Plant in Zwickau
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In Zwickau, not only new cars are now being built, but also end-of-life vehicles are being dismantled and recycled, making the location once again a pioneer in the VW Group.
In the future, VW plans to dismantle and recycle 15,000 vehicles annually at the Zwickau site. The plant is expected to secure up to 1000 jobs in the long term.
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Minister of Economics: The site will thus be the pioneer of the circular economy Zwickau, 28.10.26. After nine months of conversions and around eight million euros of investments, the article Autos disassembly instead of building: VW-Werk Zwickau starts dismantling line first appeared on Oiger.
A new chapter is opened at the VW plant in Zwickau. Employees are now disassembly vehicles into their individual parts. What happens to these parts and what scope the project should have.
A new dismantling line will be opened at the Zwickau VW plant on Wednesday. In addition to vehicle production, end-of-life vehicles will also be dismantled there and raw materials will be recovered. Saxony's Minister of Economic Affairs Dirk Panter sees this as a positive signal for the future of the site.
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