Volkswagen’s supervisory board has unanimously approved a restructuring plan that involves slashing approximately 50,000 jobs. The decision marks a significant step in the German car giant’s ongoing efforts to reduce costs and adapt to changing market conditions.
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Huge shock. This signals how tough the EV transition is becoming for legacy manufacturers.
Are these mostly factory roles or corporate? I hope the engineering teams stay intact.
Honestly, maybe needed. Their software struggles have been costly for too long.
Five thousand jobs is massive. How will this affect German manufacturing standards?