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May 10, 2021

NEWSROOM: Preparing and upskilling auto workers for the EV revolution

The Volkswagen Academy is making electrifying additions to its curriculum. With the recent introduction of the new all-electric ID.4, the Volkswagen Academy at the Chattanooga plant is transforming its vocational training program to include new courses on EV technology – from working with high voltage batteries to performing advanced welding...

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Apr 22, 2021

Volkswagen unveils conservation-inspired mural in Chattanooga, first results of community grants with The Conservation Fund

Volkswagen of America and The Conservation Fund revealed today the first tangible impacts from their community grants for environmental groups in eastern Tennessee.

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Apr 19, 2021

Volkswagen Chattanooga marks the 10th anniversary of first vehicle assembled

Volkswagen is celebrating the 10th anniversary of the first customer vehicle to roll off the assembly line at its Chattanooga, Tennessee assembly plant.

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Apr 19, 2021

Volkswagen Taos harnesses North American Region engineering expertise for chassis development

The Volkswagen Taos entry-compact SUV, which slots into the brand’s burgeoning SUV portfolio below the Tiguan and ID.4 EV models, is the latest product to be built on the company’s versatile modular transverse toolkit, or MQB.

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Apr 16, 2021

Volkswagen de México begins exports of Taos to the U.S. market

With the departure of the first units from the port of Veracruz, Volkswagen de México began exporting the all-new Taos, which is produced at the Puebla plant.

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Mar 9, 2021

NEWSROOM: Volkswagen shows off a new way to recycle and reuse EV batteries

Transforming the world to run on electric vehicles will take millions of batteries, and even though the EV revolution has just kicked off, there’s growing questions about how to handle batteries at the end of their useful lives, and where all the materials needed to build new batteries will come from.

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