Some good news in a historical period almost completely devoid of the latter ; Volkswagen will increase production at its main plant in Wolfsburg, Germany, starting next week after a two-week hiatus caused by a shortage of components due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine.
Volkswagen plans to resume production of the best-selling Golf sedan ahead of all other cars in the range . Initially, production will begin. with one shift, then move to two shifts in the following week.
The production of the Touran, Tiguan and Seat Tarraco models will continue; on reduced levels . BMW and Mercedes-Benz were also forced to cut production at their factories after the war in Ukraine cut off supplies of key harnesses built in Ukraine.
Similarly, the Volkswagen plants in Zwickau and Dresden, which build electric cars of the ID range, will take longer; time to return to normal; with the Zwickau factory, particularly focused on electrified cars, which will return; & quot; online & quot; only in April .
A decayed automotive market from the pandemic first and from the war unleashed by Russia, then. First the shortage of semiconductors, then the shortage of materials and other components necessary for the production of cars; certainly not a good start to 2022 for the Automotive world that gives & quot; food & quot; to millions of people.
Despite the difficulties, Ukraine continues to produce and supply the necessary components to the automotive world on a small scale , with major car manufacturers that are moving factories and building secondary offices in other regions, increasing cable harness production in Romania, Hungary, Tunisia and Morocco, as well as & eacute; in Mexico and China.
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