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Volkswagen Group has announced a new artificial intelligence strategy in China, aiming to equip its vehicles with advanced “agentic AI” systems starting in the second half of this year.21 Apr 2026-16:17
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New passenger car registrations were up 17% in Austria in the first quarter of this year, compared to the same period in 2025, new data from Statistics Austria has found.15 Apr 2026-16:18
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Volkswagen has reached a key milestone in its software partnership with Rivian, clearing the way for the next phase of investment in their joint venture.27 Mar 2026-15:55
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Volkswagen AG will continue its sweeping restructuring plans despite a growing order backlog, as Europe’s largest carmaker seeks to protect profit margins against rising domestic costs.22 Mar 2026-10:45
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Renault India has officially launched the all-new Duster SUV at a starting ex-showroom price of Rs. 10.49 lakh. Built on the brand’s new RGM platform, the SUV boasts a rugged design, upgraded features, and multiple powertrain options. Five variants are available: Authentic, Evolution, Techno, Techno+, and Iconic.17 Mar 2026-12:37
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Volkswagen said on Friday it has started mass production of its first model developed jointly with Chinese electric vehicle maker Xpeng, as the German automaker seeks to regain momentum in China by launching more than 20 new models this year.13 Mar 2026-09:41
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German carmaker Porsche, a subsidiary of Volkswagen, expects its operating margin to rise this year, as it dusts itself off from a turbulent 2025 rocked by profit warnings, tariff costs and the departure of its long-standing CEO.11 Mar 2026-10:28
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German automaker Volkswagen plans to cut 50,000 jobs by 2030 after reporting a 54% drop in pre-tax profits.10 Mar 2026-22:17
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Volkswagen AG forecasts a recovery in its profit margin in 2026 following a challenging 2025 marked by U.S. tariffs, rising Chinese competition, and the costly transition to electric vehicles.10 Mar 2026-10:48
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Volkswagen has received preliminary bids valuing its diesel engine division, Everllence, at around 8 billion euros ($9.44 billion) including debt, according to sources familiar with the discussions. The valuation exceeds some analysts’ estimates and marks one of the largest European corporate carve-outs this year.27 Feb 2026-17:30
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