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VW-Werk Zwickau Continues without a Future Plan! Clearness Should Prevail in Twelve Months

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VW CEO Oliver Blume praises the Zwickau plant, but demands further cuts. A clear perspective is still lacking for the period after 2030.

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VW CEO Oliver Blume praises the Zwickau plant, but demands further cuts. A clear perspective is still lacking for the period after 2030.

·Essen, Germany
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The reports on the future of the VW plant in Zwickau were a central topic of a congress of the East German car industry in Dresden. According to research by the "Wirtschaftswoche" the vehicle production is to end there in 2031.

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According to a report, contrary to the statements of CEO Blume, VW wants to close four plants, including the one in Zwickau. The last word is not yet spoken here, says auto expert Stefan Bratzel. However, the company will not get away with factory closures.

·Leipzig, Germany
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VW management has not yet presented any concrete plans for the future of plants in Germany. However, the media report on this before a Supervisory Board meeting. The Catholic Workers' Movement wants openness.

VW CEO Oliver Blume visited the Zwickau plant for the first time – and was received with silent protest. The fear of a factory closure is deep, because the whole region is attached to VW. How does it go on when the company goes? A report The silence is spooky when the elegant column of dark buses rolls towards the crowd. Many carry red jackets and banners with the logo of the IG Metal. "Mama?! Do you still have work in 5 years' time?" stands on …

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freitag.de broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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