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Volkswagen to invest up to a billion euros in AI by end of decade
MUNICH (Reuters) -Volkswagen will invest up to a billion euros ($1.2 billion) in artificial intelligence by 2030, feeding the technology into every area of its business in a bid to unlock billions in savings, the German carmaker said on Tuesday. The announcement was made on the first day of the IAA car show in Munich, Europe’s biggest, where European carmakers have gone on the offensive with electric model launches and technology revamps to comb…
Volkswagen relies on artificial intelligence and invests a billion euros by 2030. The goal is to accelerate vehicle development and make production more efficient.
“No process without AI” – Volkswagen gears-up €1bn industrial AI drive
Volkswagen will invest €1bn in AI by 2030 to transform vehicle development, production, and IT, targeting €4bn savings, 25% faster innovation cycles, digital sovereignty in Europe, and “AI everywhere” across its industrial value chain. In sum – what to know: Billion-dollar AI drive – VW targets “no process without AI” to transform design, production, logistics, […]
The Volkswagen Group plans to invest up to one billion euros in the expansion of artificial intelligence (AI) by 2030 as part of its existing investment plan. The world's second-largest automaker after Toyota announced this at the IAA Mobility trade fair. According to the accompanying press release, the focus will be on AI-supported vehicle development, industrial applications, and the expansion of high-performance IT infrastructures. The goal i…
Volkswagen to invest up to €1b in AI to cut costs - Ghana Business News
09 September 2025, Bavaria, Munich: German Chancellor Friedrich Merz (C) and German Association of the Automotive Industry (VDA) President Hildegard Mueller stand at the Volkswagen Group stand with VW CEO Oliver Blume during the opening of the IAA Mobility international motor show. Photo: Sven Hoppe/dpa German carmaker Volkswagen is planning to streamline production and cut costs by investing up to €1 billion ($1.175 billion) in artificial intel…
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