VW Group will invest heavily in Slovakia plant, CEO Diess says

Porsche Cayenne production Bratislava — The Porsche Cayenne is among vehicles built in Bratislava. (Radovan Stoklasa/REUTERS)

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Burkhard Riering

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November 10, 2020 10:43 AM

Volkswagen Group will invest heavily in its plant in Bratislava, Slovakia, instead of opening a new factory in Turkey, CEO Herbert Diess said.

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