German government seeks incentives to stop Volkswagen closing 4 factories and cutting up to 100,000 jobs amid pressure from Chinese rivals and US tariffs.
The German government seeks to prevent Volkswagen factory closures through incentives. The carmaker considers closing 4 factories and cutting up to 100,000 jobs in Germany as it faces pressure from Chinese rivals, US tariffs and weakening demand.
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