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Volkswagen Boosts Wolfsburg Production Amidst Electric Vehicle Shift
Volkswagen's Wolfsburg plant is increasing production with extra weekend shifts in May, June, and July across all production lines due to high demand for gasoline-powered Golf and Tiguan models, despite a planned reduction in overall production capacity and workforce.
Volkswagen Boosts Wolfsburg Production Amidst Electric Vehicle Shift
Volkswagen's Wolfsburg plant is increasing production with extra weekend shifts in May, June, and July across all production lines due to high demand for gasoline-powered Golf and Tiguan models, despite a planned reduction in overall production capacity and workforce.
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36% Bias Score


Volkswagen Ordered to Prove Justification for Reduced Works Council Pay
The German Federal Labor Court ordered Volkswagen to prove the justification for reduced pay to released works council members, remanding a case back to a lower court due to procedural errors; this follows a 2023 ruling on executive payments to works councils, impacting 85 similar VW cases and poten...
Volkswagen Ordered to Prove Justification for Reduced Works Council Pay
The German Federal Labor Court ordered Volkswagen to prove the justification for reduced pay to released works council members, remanding a case back to a lower court due to procedural errors; this follows a 2023 ruling on executive payments to works councils, impacting 85 similar VW cases and poten...
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32% Bias Score


Bentley Weighs Price Hikes Amid US Tariff Threat
Facing potential 25% US tariffs, Bentley, despite record 2024 profits of €373 million (down from €589 million in 2023 due to weak Chinese demand), is considering passing costs to consumers, while maintaining its focus on high-value, customized vehicles.
Bentley Weighs Price Hikes Amid US Tariff Threat
Facing potential 25% US tariffs, Bentley, despite record 2024 profits of €373 million (down from €589 million in 2023 due to weak Chinese demand), is considering passing costs to consumers, while maintaining its focus on high-value, customized vehicles.
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36% Bias Score


VWN Raises Profitability Target to 6.5% by 2029
Volkswagen's commercial vehicle division (VWN) raised its 2029 profitability target to 6.5 percent, planning a €1.4 billion annual cost reduction without further job cuts, while expanding ID. Buzz sales globally, including the USA, despite potential US tariffs.
VWN Raises Profitability Target to 6.5% by 2029
Volkswagen's commercial vehicle division (VWN) raised its 2029 profitability target to 6.5 percent, planning a €1.4 billion annual cost reduction without further job cuts, while expanding ID. Buzz sales globally, including the USA, despite potential US tariffs.
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36% Bias Score


Seat Group Reports Record 2024 Profits Amidst Market Uncertainty
In 2024, Seat Group achieved record operating profit of €633 million (up 1.3% from 2023) and €14.5 billion turnover, driven by a four-pillar strategy including Cupra's growth, cost reduction, Seat's sales increase, and major investments. The Martorell plant is becoming a major electric vehicle hub, ...
Seat Group Reports Record 2024 Profits Amidst Market Uncertainty
In 2024, Seat Group achieved record operating profit of €633 million (up 1.3% from 2023) and €14.5 billion turnover, driven by a four-pillar strategy including Cupra's growth, cost reduction, Seat's sales increase, and major investments. The Martorell plant is becoming a major electric vehicle hub, ...
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36% Bias Score


German Court to Rule on Works Council Compensation
The German Federal Labor Court will decide in March on a lawsuit by a Volkswagen works council member against VW for reducing his compensation after a 2023 Federal Court of Justice ruling deemed excessive pay for works councils as breach of trust; this ruling could influence compensation practices i...
German Court to Rule on Works Council Compensation
The German Federal Labor Court will decide in March on a lawsuit by a Volkswagen works council member against VW for reducing his compensation after a 2023 Federal Court of Justice ruling deemed excessive pay for works councils as breach of trust; this ruling could influence compensation practices i...
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32% Bias Score

Kia Cuts 2030 EV Sales Target Amidst Slower Adoption and Tariff Uncertainty
Kia has slashed its 2030 global electric vehicle sales target by 340,000 units to 1.26 million due to slower-than-expected EV adoption and US tariff uncertainty, while simultaneously planning to increase its hybrid car sales to one million units by 2030.

Kia Cuts 2030 EV Sales Target Amidst Slower Adoption and Tariff Uncertainty
Kia has slashed its 2030 global electric vehicle sales target by 340,000 units to 1.26 million due to slower-than-expected EV adoption and US tariff uncertainty, while simultaneously planning to increase its hybrid car sales to one million units by 2030.
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40% Bias Score

VW Must Prove Justification for Reduced Works Council Pay
The German Federal Labor Court ruled that Volkswagen must prove the justification for reduced compensation to released works council members, reversing a lower court's decision; this follows a 2023 Federal Court of Justice ruling on potential breach of trust in granting excessive compensation to wor...

VW Must Prove Justification for Reduced Works Council Pay
The German Federal Labor Court ruled that Volkswagen must prove the justification for reduced compensation to released works council members, reversing a lower court's decision; this follows a 2023 Federal Court of Justice ruling on potential breach of trust in granting excessive compensation to wor...
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36% Bias Score

Audi profit plunges 33%, prompting 7,500 job cuts
Audi's 2024 profits fell 33% to €4.2 billion, leading to a planned reduction of 7,500 jobs by 2029, primarily administrative roles, while investing €8 billion in German plants for electric vehicle production; the company cites parts shortages, reduced Chinese demand, and the Brussels plant closure a...

Audi profit plunges 33%, prompting 7,500 job cuts
Audi's 2024 profits fell 33% to €4.2 billion, leading to a planned reduction of 7,500 jobs by 2029, primarily administrative roles, while investing €8 billion in German plants for electric vehicle production; the company cites parts shortages, reduced Chinese demand, and the Brussels plant closure a...
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36% Bias Score

Rheinmetall Overtakes Volkswagen, Signaling Germany's Shift to Defense
Rheinmetall's market cap overtook Volkswagen's on Thursday, reaching €55.7 billion versus €54.4 billion, reflecting Germany's economic pivot from cars to defense amid Russia's war in Ukraine and concerns over U.S. support.

Rheinmetall Overtakes Volkswagen, Signaling Germany's Shift to Defense
Rheinmetall's market cap overtook Volkswagen's on Thursday, reaching €55.7 billion versus €54.4 billion, reflecting Germany's economic pivot from cars to defense amid Russia's war in Ukraine and concerns over U.S. support.
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40% Bias Score

Seat Delays Electric Vehicle Production Amidst Market Uncertainty
Seat delays its electric vehicle production due to low market demand (5% in Spain, <14% in Europe) and prioritizes profitability, while focusing on Cupra's expansion into the US market by 2030 and investing €10 billion in the Future: Fast Forward project.

Seat Delays Electric Vehicle Production Amidst Market Uncertainty
Seat delays its electric vehicle production due to low market demand (5% in Spain, <14% in Europe) and prioritizes profitability, while focusing on Cupra's expansion into the US market by 2030 and investing €10 billion in the Future: Fast Forward project.
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44% Bias Score

Cariad Job Cuts Disputed Amidst Volkswagen Software Strategy Shift
Volkswagen's software subsidiary Cariad plans to cut 1,600 jobs by year's end, a move disputed by the works council who claim no such agreement exists; the cuts aim to improve efficiency and align with VW's new strategy focusing on external partnerships, while the council prioritizes maintaining pro...

Cariad Job Cuts Disputed Amidst Volkswagen Software Strategy Shift
Volkswagen's software subsidiary Cariad plans to cut 1,600 jobs by year's end, a move disputed by the works council who claim no such agreement exists; the cuts aim to improve efficiency and align with VW's new strategy focusing on external partnerships, while the council prioritizes maintaining pro...
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40% Bias Score
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