CHINA

From factory to tech frontier: China becomes legacy automakers’ innovation engine

Volkswagen Group CEO Oliver Blume’s challenge reflects long-standing difficulties in implementing structural change without the support of unions.

Volkswagen CEO faces acid test from unions over swingeing job cut plans

Volkswagen’s namesake core VW brand and the parts-manufacturing plants would be spun off from the current group structure and incorporated into separate entities.

Volkswagen CEO aims to cut up to 100,000 jobs in the next few years

The EU has been weighing a “Made in Europe” framework as part of broader industrial policy in the shift to electrification.

Europe’s top carmakers urge simple ‘Made in Europe’ rules

BYD’s total vehicle sales rose for the first time in nine months in May.

China car sales downturn extends into May as Volkswagen tests EV revamp

Volkswagen has been hit by steep US tariffs and is battling to arrest sliding sales in China and the US.

Volkswagen’s Q1 profit drop spurs further cost-cutting measures

The carmaker now expects to sell up to 3.2 million vehicles annually in China by 2030, down from a previous target of as many as four million.

VW cuts China sales targets and margins

In January, Volkswagen reported a 2025 net cash flow of six billion euros, a major improvement from a forecast of no cash flow.

Volkswagen stung by tariffs, China battle as profit halves