Volkswagen Passenger Cars readies plants for the future

Thomas Schäfer, CEO of the Volkswagen brand
  • Vehicle allocation for VW’s plants in Germany planned through 2028
  • Reduced production complexity created by platform-based allocation
  • Improved efficiency of vehicle allocation and production advances the performance program “ACCELERATE forward | Road to 6.5”

Wolfsburg. The Volkswagen brand is preparing its Germany-based production network for the future. At a meeting today, the Group Board of Management informed the Supervisory Board of the Volkswagen Group about its vehicle allocation plans for the brand through 2028. In taking this step, the company has set its sites up for profitable capacity utilization and the economic perspective of the coming years. Efficient vehicle allocation and increased productivity are key aspects of the performance program ACCELERATE forward | Road to 6.5 initiated by the brand.

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