Stories from Wolfsburg · Germany

Volkswagen has announced the SSP platform, designed to enable electric vehicles to be priced comparably to traditional internal combustion engine cars. This platform is intended to be a key solution for making EVs more accessible.

German football club VfL Wolfsburg has drawn level with its competitors in terms of points. The club is now in "pole position," indicating a leading standing in the competition.

VfL Wolfsburg is currently in a relegation spot in the German football league. On the final match day, Wolfsburg will play against a team that is point-equal with them.

Volkswagen is implementing a large-scale collective part-time work arrangement where employees work fewer hours and receive less pay.

Volkswagen (VW) and the IG Metall union have reportedly clarified their positions on an undisclosed issue.

Mohamed Amoura and American Kevin Paredes are missing from Wolfsburg's offensive lineup due to disciplinary issues. The reason for their suspension has not been disclosed. This marks the second time Amoura has been suspended under different coaches at Wolfsburg.

Both Volkswagen and the IG Metall union have indicated they can principally agree on a matter. The district leader of Lower Saxony is leading the negotiations for IG Metall, with Walter Detterding no longer directly involved in the talks.

The Volkswagen consortium plans to change its purchasing methods, according to a Brazilian radio source.

Volkswagen is set to collaborate with US electric vehicle manufacturer Rivian to further develop electronic architecture for electric models. The partnership is expected to cost Volkswagen up to $5.8 billion. The move follows calls for increased compromise from the SPD.

Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH may not complete its full integration into Volkswagen AG by the planned January 1 deadline. The company stated that the necessary transition of numerous systems within Volkswagen AG has caused delays.