Volkswagen faces 100,000 job cuts as German auto giant battles Chinese rivals, high costs

Up to 100,000 Volkswagen workers face potential job losses across German manufacturing sites as part of unprecedented restructuring.

In the storied industrial heartland of Lower Saxony, Volkswagen — a company whose name is woven into the fabric of postwar German identity — now confronts a reckoning that no amount of heritage can defer. A confluence of Chinese competition, the costly electric transition, and the weight of its own accumulated complexity has forced management to tell 100,000 workers that the world they built may no longer be able to sustain them. This is not merely a corporate restructuring; it is a test of whether the model of high-wage, high-skill German manufacturing can survive the pressures of a global ec

Volkswagen faces 100,000 job cuts as German auto giant battles Chinese rivals, high costs

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