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Volkswagen Chattanooga training exercise set for Sunday
Volkswagen Chattanooga and local first responders will conduct an active shooter exercise at the plant from 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sunday, according to the automaker.

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Sales of Volkswagen Chattanooga’s ID.4 EV climb 60%
Sales of new Chattanooga-built ID.4 electric SUVs rose more than 60% in the third quarter versus the same period a year ago, according to Volkswagen of America.

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Chattanooga area EV supplier plant cost hits $800 million as company gets key permit
A company in the electric vehicle supply chain proposing a huge new plant in Southeast Tennessee on Thursday said the investment has risen by about a third to $800 million.

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International automakers driving jobs in Tennessee, Georgia as VW Chattanooga, Nissan, Kia cited
International automotive nameplates such as Volkswagen and Nissan are helping drive manufacturing in Tennessee, and there's a chance to land more related research and development jobs, according to a trade group.

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Audi, Volkswagen vehicles donated for Chattanooga State repair training
The auto shop at Chattanooga State Community College had an unusual high-end feel to it this week.

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US buyers willing to pay more for electric vehicles, survey shows
VW Group of America chief cites Chattanooga-made ID.4’s tax credit
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VW gives up 182-acre site near Chattanooga plant
Chattanooga Area Chamber of Commerce pursues potential EV-related company

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VW reveals Atlas pricing, makes Axios poll and more business news
Volkswagen of America on Tuesday announced pricing for the 2024 Atlas will start at $37,725, according to a news release. Pricing for the 2024 Atlas Cross Sport starts at $36,715.

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VW of America’s CEO moves to Chattanooga, bringing some jobs from company’s Virginia headquarters
Volkswagen Group of America's chief executive is now living in Chattanooga, and he plans to shift some jobs from the company's headquarters in Virginia to the plant as he brings more engineering, supply and purchasing to the area.

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VW hiring over 500 more workers in Chattanooga
500-plus new jobs in 2023 will push plant to about 5,500 workers
