Volkswagen Group Sets Founding Stone to New Transmission Plant in China
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Volkswagen Group Sets Founding Stone to New Transmission Plant in China



China, apart from being the world’s number one automotive market, is also the largest market for the Volkswagen Group, which sold 2.26 million units last year, and has recorded a 17.1 percent increase in deliveries during the first seven months of 2012. Read more »




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