The Porsche Cayenne is among VW Group vehicles built in Bratislava.
Volkswagen Group is pausing output at its plant in Bratislava, Slovakia, on parts shortages.
Production is being halted from Monday to Friday this week, a spokesperson for the factory told the German press agency, dpa.
The factory builds the VW Touareg, Porsche Cayenne, Audi Q7 and Q8 SUVs, as well as the VW Up, Seat Mii and Skoda Citigo minicars.
The production stoppage is related to a shortage of semiconductors and supply chain problems stemming from the war in Ukraine, VW said.
VW said the production will be used to replenish supply chains and achieve greater supply stability.
Production was previously interrupted at the plant in late March for two days.
VW, along with German rivals BMW and Mercedes-Benz, has been forced to reduce production after supplies of components, mainly wire harnesses built in Ukraine, were interrupted following Russia's invasion of the country.
The automaker has restarted production faster than planned at its Wolfsburg plant in Germany but production of ID electric cars for the VW, Audi and Cupra brand will take longer to get back to normal at the Zwickau and Dresden factories.
