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VW Chattanooga ramps up training for electric vehicles, robotronics
With electric vehicle sales surging, Volkswagen Chattanooga is starting up a new training program that will focus on battery-powered autos to create a contingent of employees versed in the entire system.
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Volkswagen sees sales slump in China, vows rebound this year
Volkswagen profits fell 30% in the first three months of the year despite booming business in Europe and North America because sales dropped in China, where the German automaker is facing increasing competition from homegrown models.
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VW says Chattanooga-made 2023 ID.4 eligible for tax credit
On Wednesday, Volkswagen Group of America said a $7,500 federal tax credit is available on all its Chattanooga-built 2023 ID.4 electric vehicles placed in service this year.
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VW reveals ID.7 electric sedan to hit U.S. in 2024
Volkswagen on Monday unveiled an electric midsize sedan that will be sold in the United States in 2024 and is viewed as a competitor to the Tesla Model 3.
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Volkswagen debuts rugged Atlas model at New York auto show
A new Volkswagen Atlas SUV that offers a rugged trim line and is slated for production at the automaker's Chattanooga assembly plant has been introduced at the New York International Auto Show.
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Chattanooga-made SUVs drive Volkswagen sales; ID.4 surges in 1st quarter
Volkswagen of America posted higher first-quarter U.S. sales on surging demand for the SUVs built at the automaker's Chattanooga plant, including the all-electric ID.4, the company reported.
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VW recalls 143,000 Atlas model SUVs over faulty passenger-side front airbags
Volkswagen issued a recall Tuesday of more than 143,000 Atlas SUVs because of faulty passenger-side front airbags and warned owners not to let anyone ride shotgun until the issue is fixed.
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Volkswagen plans to make major investment in electric vehicles, grow in North America
Volkswagen Group plans to invest $193 billion over the next five years, with more than two-thirds earmarked for electric vehicles and software as the automaker continues to position itself for the shift to EVs.
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Volkswagen to build $2 billion Scout Motors plant in South Carolina
Facility to employ 4,000 workers making EV trucks, SUVs
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VW meeting on new US production plant, may expand Chattanooga plant, report says
With federal government incentives spurring foreign automakers to eye more U.S. production, Volkswagen on Friday is expected to discuss a new American assembly plant for its Scout brand, according to a report.
