VW sees growth next year despite worsening economic outlook

VW Antlitz — Arno Antlitz says VW has almost fully compensated for the rising energy and inflation costs this quarter by cutting fixed costs. (BLOOMBERG)

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Reuters

October 28, 2022 11:36 AM

BERLIN -- Volkswagen Group expects growth in the autos market next year despite the worsening economic outlook as order books showed ongoing high demand was being stifled by supply chain shortages, CEO Arno Antlitz said.

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