Volkswagen in concrete conversations more than car or truck partnerships in India

Volkswagen in concrete conversations more than car or truck partnerships in India


The logo of German motor vehicle big Volkswagen (VW) is found on a Volkswagen ID Buzz van during the company’s yearly push meeting to present the business report, on March 14, 2023 in Berlin.

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Volkswagen is in concrete talks about partnering up on passenger vehicle output in India, the group’s finance chief explained on Thursday, introducing it was challenging to earn funds in the marketplace that continue to provides a “apparent” opportunity.

“We are in extremely superior conversations,” Arno Antlitz told the Reuters Events Automotive Europe convention in Munich, “it can be really, very concrete,” he extra, with no specifying.

“I think we shouldn’t underestimate the probable in India in phrases of a industry … and in phrases of regulatory uncertainty among the U.S. and China. I’m incredibly beneficial about India,” said Antlitz.

His remarks partly reflect worries about the hazard of an escalating trade war amongst Washington and Beijing and the doable implications for European carmakers, most of which heavily count on the Chinese industry.

The remarks arrive following Volkswagen in February signed a offer agreement with India’s Mahindra on the use of important electrical parts of the German carmaker’s open up system for electric cars.

At 101,553 delivered automobiles, India is so much a modest marketplace for Volkswagen, accounting for tiny more than 1% of deliveries across the full group in 2023.

Volkswagen operates two plants in India, in Aurangabad and Pune, with the latter owning an yearly creation capability of up to 200,000 cars, and is existing in the current market with its SKODA, Volkswagen, Audi, Porsche and Lamborghini brand names.

“We appear into many selections … but right here it’s a very clear opportunity to do it with each other … in passenger cars and trucks,” Antlitz stated.



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