VW expects production in Wolfsburg to rise 43% in 2022

VW Wolfsburg post covid — VW Golf production in Wolfsburg. (POOL/REUTERS)

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December 23, 2021 08:09 PM

FRANKFURT -- Volkswagen expects to produce around 43 percent more vehicles at its main plant in Wolfsburg, its works council boss, Daniela Cavallo, told a German newspaper.

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