German state premier demands new EV for Wolfsburg

VW Wolfsburg — A worker is pictured on the production line in Wolfsburg. (Reuters)

November 19, 2020 09:22 AM

FRANKFURT -- Volkswagen Group must allocate production of a new full-electric car to the automaker's home plant in Wolfsburg, Germany, said Stephan Weil, premier of Lower Saxony.

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