Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume calls for deeper cost cuts as Chinese rivals push into Europe
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Volkswagen signaled deeper restructuring to defend competitiveness as Chinese EV and hybrid makers intensify pressure in Europe, while Q2 operating profit fell 9.5% and management scrapped its prior sales-growth target. The plan to double job cuts to 100,000 and the possibility of German plant closures after 2030 elevate execution and labor-relations risk despite maintained margin guidance, acting as a near-term catalyst for VW-linked equities.
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Volkswagen CEO Oliver Blume said the automaker will deepen cost cuts after reporting its second-quarter results, proposing to double planned job reductions to 100,000 and warning that four German plants could face closure after 2030. Operating profit in the quarter fell 9.5% year on year to €3.5 billion, and the group dropped its revenue growth target, now forecasting a decline of up to 3% in 2026. The moves come as Volkswagen faces intensifying competition from more than 150 Chinese carmakers expanding into Europe with low-cost electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids, according to Reuters.
