
Volkswagen says it will have full control of JAC-VW Chinese venture
German automaker Volkswagen will have full management control of its JAC-VW joint venture, the company's China CEO said on Friday.
BEIJING/SHANGHAI: German automaker Volkswagen will have full management control of its JAC-VW joint venture, the company's China CEO said on Friday.
Stephan Wollenstein told a media briefing that production of electric vehicles based on the MEB platform will start at the JAC-VW venture in 2023.
Volkswagen on Friday said it had agreed to invest 2.1 billion euros (US$2.3 billion) in two separate Chinese electric vehicle businesses, strengthyening its position in the world's biggest auto market as international rivals seek to muscle in.
(Reporting by Yilei Sun and Brenda Goh; Editing by David Goodman)