BERLIN (Reuters) -- With Volkswagen having embarked on a big cost-cutting drive, industry experts are baffled why the "people's car" maker plans to spend millions of euros upgrading a money-losing luxury sedan.
BERLIN (Reuters) -- With Volkswagen having embarked on a big cost-cutting drive, industry experts are baffled why the "people's car" maker plans to spend millions of euros upgrading a money-losing luxury sedan.
Suppliers have become more pessimistic about their financial outlooks and how globally competitive they are since tariffs have gone into place, MEMA data shows.