VW and FAW to Invest €2 Billion in Two New Assembly Plants in China
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VW and FAW to Invest €2 Billion in Two New Assembly Plants in China



It appears that Volkswagen Group is opening assembly plants in China on a yearly basis. The automaker has announced it will build two new vehicle plants in the cities of Qinqdao and Tianjin, for which it will allocate €2 billion ($2.72 billion) together with its joint venture partner FAW. Read more »




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