US EditionVW Teases New Pickup Truck For South, But Not North America
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Volkswagen announced an investment of $580 million to make a new pick up in the country. The last major investment for the automotive sector had been made by the US brand Ford in 2020, for the manufacture of the new Ranger.
The German car brand Volkswagen announced today the investment of US$580 million, the most important of an automobile in the country of the last 5 years, to develop a new medium pick-up. The last big investment had been made by the US brand Ford in 2020, when it announced its new Ranger. "I was in charge of the area when we started supplying parts of the Amarok and now with this announcement," said Alexander Seitz, executive president of the Ger…
It will be 580 million dollars during the period 2025-2028, with a start of production planned for 2027 and an export profile towards the Region. In an event at its General Pacheco Plant, Volkswagen Argentina announced today an investment of USD 580 million to produce, from 2027, a new medium pick-up that will be the successor to the current Amarok. The announcement was led by Brazilian Marcellus Puig, President and CEO of Volkswagen Argentina, …
The renovated Amarok will replace the Taos model, which will stop arming since July 1st of this year. In turn, the company announced that it began to negotiate with the guild because the shifts will drop from two to one for 18 months.
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