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  • Volkswagen to present software roadmap later this month

    December 5, 2022

    Volkswagen is set to present its new software roadmap later this month, according to sources.  People close to the matter told German business newspaper Handelsblatt that Volkswagen’s chief executive Oliver Blume will present the strategy at a supervisory board meeting on 15 December.  The software roadmap – which will cost the group €1bn (£861.6m) – [...]

  • Volkswagen’s boss ‘very concerned’ about EU losing industrial attractiveness

    November 28, 2022

    Volkswagen’s boss Thomas Schafer is very concerned about the EU and Germany losing their industrial attractiveness due to surging energy costs.  “We are treading water,” he wrote in a LinkedIn post on Monday. “I am very concerned about the current development regarding investments in the industry’s transformation.” According to Schafer – who has been at [...]

  • Volkswagen’s new boss makes strategy U-turn as giant focuses on getting ‘spirit’ back

    November 27, 2022

    Volkswagen’s new chief executive Thomas Schafer has made a u-turn in the company’s strategy, focusing on reducing “the portfolio of models” as well as introducing “proper vehicles.” “We need to get back our spirit, our heart, and create new iconic people’s cars,” Schafer told the Sunday Times.  The German manufacturer has been through a turbulent [...]

  • Volkswagen: China sales remain on par with 2021 as Covid and shortages continue

    November 22, 2022

    Volkswagen forecasts China sales in 2022 to be on par with last year’s levels as the impact of the pandemic and of semiconductor shortages lingers on.  The automotive manufacturer told German business newspaper Handelsblatt it was expecting to deliver 3.3 million vehicles –  14.3 per cent down from previous expectations.  “This corresponds to a market [...]

  • Volkswagen in doubt over construction of £1.7bn German electric car factory

    November 17, 2022

    Volkswagen’s plans to build a €2bn (£1.7bn) electric vehicle factory in Germany are in doubt, according to recent reports.  People close to the matter told Reuters that chief executive Oliver Blume was currently reviewing the plans, as doubts were cast on whether a new electric vehicle (EV) factory was needed after all.  According to sources, [...]

  • Porsche surpasses Volkswagen as EU’s most valuable car maker

    October 6, 2022

    Porsche has overtaken parent company Volkswagen as Europe’s most valuable car maker as its valuation increased to around €84bn (£73.5bn) a week after its IPO.  The luxury car maker’s value was initially pushed up to €85bn as shares surged to €93 earlier this morning.  But even though shares stabilised to around €91 by lunchtime, Porsche’s [...]

  • Volkswagen boss: All of group’s brands preparing for IPO as exercise

    October 4, 2022

    Volkswagen’s boss Oliver Blume said all of the group’s subsidiaries are preparing to float as an exercise. This comes on the heels of Porsche floating last Thursday in Frankfurt for €75bn (£67bn). Blume explained on Tuesday that top officials at each brand – including Audi, Bentley and Lamborghini – were sharpening their focus ahead of [...]

  • Porsche shares climb following €75bn IPO

    September 29, 2022

    Posche’s stocks made a strong start on Thursday, climbing as high as 5 per cent following the luxury car maker’s €75bn (£67bn) Frankfurt IPO. Shares increased from an issue price of €82.50 to €86.78 by mid-morning before closing at €82.74. Chief executive Oliver Blume said the company was “very positive about the first price.” “Of [...]

  • Volkswagen joins materials firm Umicore in £2.6bn battery venture

    September 26, 2022

    Volkswagen has teamed up with Belgian materials firm Umicore and announced a €3bn (£2.6bn) battery parts joint venture.  The German powerhouse is the latest automotive maker aiming to bring battery production in-house to protect it from geopolitical tensions as it also reduces logistics costs. While raw materials will be sourced from around the world, the [...]

  • Porsche: Listing going ahead unless ‘severe geopolitical problems’ arise

    September 6, 2022

    Porsche’s listing will go ahead unless “severe geopolitical problems” arise, according to chief financial officer Lutz Meschke. “You never know what will happen regarding geopolitical issues, but if a potential IPO would be stopped now, we are talking about severe problems,” Meschke said on Tuesday during a media call.  “By then, a potential IPO would [...]

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