Volkswagen Cuts Jobs in China Amid Intensifying EV Competition
Volkswagen (VW) has announced job cuts in China due to fierce competition from local EV makers, who are producing high-quality vehicles at prices significantly lower than those in the U.S. With Chinese companies selling EVs for $15,000 to $25,000, VW and other foreign automakers are finding it difficult to compete. As production costs for legacy car companies remain high, more layoffs and earnings declines are expected across the industry, especially as China remains a critical, yet increasingly competitive market for global carmakers.
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