Rheinmetall, Volkswagen and defence

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Rheinmetall boss tags VW plant as fit for military production
Volkswagen's plant in the German city of Osnabrueck would be a good fit for conversion to military production, the chief ...
VW's Osnabrueck plant would be 'very suitable' for defence production, Rheinmetall CEO says
Volkswagen's factory in Osnabrueck would be a good fit for a conversion to military production, the CEO of Rheinmetall said ...
The New York Sun11h
Back to Its Roots: Volkswagen Flirts With Building Military Equipment Amid Sliding Car Sales, European Rearmament
Things are grim for auto producers in Europe, where car sales have nosedived to 10.6 million a year from 15.1 million annually pre-pandemic. Meanwhile, German car exports fell by 50 percent, to a ...
The Threat Of European Tariffs May Push VW Back Into Military Manufacturing
Volkswagen’s experience with military vehicles stems back to the Second World War. After WWII, they were involved in ...
Volkswagen's volume brands operating result down 4.3% amid cost-cutting drive
Volkswagen's core brands, including VW Passenger Cars, Skoda, SEAT/CUPRA and Commercial Vehicles, reported a 4.3% drop in ...
Less than 90 years have passed — Volkswagen, founded by Hitler, is returning to military rails
The German automobile company Volkswagen said it was ready to consider the possibility of manufacturing equipment for the ...
Volkswagen welcomes weapons opportunity
All options are on the table, Oliver Blume said, after the EU announced a massive boost to defense spending Read Full Article at RT.com ...
Germany’s biggest weapons contractor—now worth more than Volkswagen—could literally be moving onto carmaker’s turf
Rheinmetall is open to the prospect of buying up an unwanted Volkswagen site, the latest sign of a shift in Germany's industrial backbone.