Volkswagen

Volkswagen’s audit washing in Xinjiang

In light of new evidence of forced labor at a subsidiary of VW's joint venture in Xinjiang, a critical examination reveals that the audit report should never have claimed to provide an honest assessment of the situation.

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Volkswagen considers withdrawing from Xinjiang for the first time: Fund company sees new dimension reached

For the first time, there is a direct connection between a subsidiary of the VW joint venture in Xinjiang and the state's forced labor system. The corporation is no longer ruling out a withdrawal. An investment company has already taken action.

By Marcel Grzanna

'A new era is dawning'

Car manufacturer Chery plans to enter the European market in 2024. First in Spain, later also in Germany. Julia Fiedler spoke with Charlie Zhang, Executive Vice President of Chery International, about the conditions in Germany.

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VW starts production of debut EV in Anhui

Manufacturers VW and JAC have started production of their first EV at their joint venture in Anhui's provincial capital. According to the city government, it is intended for export to Europe.

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VW remains a sustainable investment for Union

With the successful special audit of its plant in Xinjiang, VW has gained more breathing room and investor confidence is bolstered. However, the location still has the potential to cause difficulties for the company.

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Volkswagen presents long-awaited Xinjiang audit

The Volkswagen Group denies knowledge of any collaboration between its Chinese joint ventures and vocational colleges integrated into the state's forced labor system in Xinjiang.

By Marcel Grzanna

New insights bring Volkswagen closer to forced labor

New findings from the Xinjiang Police Files put pressure on Volkswagen. According to the reports, the company has close connections to universities recruiting students from the state's reeducation program. VW cites a hiring freeze in response.

By Marcel Grzanna

Volkswagen audit in Xinjiang puts pressure on all parties involved

The countdown is on for the release of an audit report on human rights standards at the Volkswagen factory in Xinjiang. Much is at stake for the corporation, the auditing firm and investors, particularly their credibility.

By Marcel Grzanna

Stellantis makes a U-turn

After Volkswagen, Stellantis now also buys into a Chinese EV manufacturer. With this deal, the traditional brand group also admits that it cannot survive in the competitive market alone.

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VW designer goes to Changan

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