US EditionVolkswagen to invest $186 billion through 2030, CEO says
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Frankfurt. The Volkswagen Group plans to invest 160 billion euros (186 billion dollars) until 2030, announced its executive director, Oliver Blume, reflecting a belt adjustment, as Europe’s leading car manufacturer faces a serious crisis in its two key markets, China and the United States. Total spending, updated annually as part of Volkswagen’s five-year investment plan, is compared to 165 billion euros for the period 2025-2029 and 180 billion …
Volkswagen to invest $186 billion through 2030, CEO says
Volkswagen Group plans to invest 160 billion euros ($186 billion) through 2030, its CEO Oliver Blume said, reflecting belt-tightening as Europe's top automaker faces a major crisis in its two key markets, China and the United States.
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The Economic TimesVW Group to spend $186 billion by 2030, focus on Germany, Europe
Volkswagen Group, including Porsche and Audi, will invest 160 billion euros over the next five years. The focus is on Germany and Europe, covering products, production, and infrastructure. Significant funds will also support future technologies like battery cells, software, and autonomous driving. This major investment signals a strong commitment to innovation and expansion.
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Kia unveiled the Vision Meta Turismo Concept, though with no drivetrain details or production date. Get all the latest auto industry news in the Executive Briefing. Today’s headlines: + Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume says the automaker will invest $186 billion between now and 2030 as it faces stiff headwinds in two chief markets, China and the USA. More at The Economic Times. + In Europe, Tesla has introduced a more affordable Model 3…
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