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This list of Volkswagen Group factories details the current[1] and former manufacturing facilities operated by the automotive concern Volkswagen Group, and its subsidiaries. These include its mainstream marques of Volkswagen Passenger Cars,[2] Audi,[3] [4] SEAT,[5] Škoda[6] [7] and Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles, along with their premium marques of Ducati, Lamborghini, Porsche, Bentley, and Bugatti, and also includes plants of their major controlling interest in the Swedish truck-maker Scania.[8]

The German Volkswagen Group is the largest automaker in the world as of 2015.[ citation needed ] As of 2019[ref], it has 136 production plants, and employs around 670,000 people around the world who produce a daily output of over 26,600 motor vehicles and related major components, for sale in over 150 countries.[1]

Factories [edit]

Notes: In the second column of the table:- the 'factory VIN ID code',[9] this is indicated in the 11th digit of the vehicles' 17 digit Vehicle Identification Number, and this factory code is only assigned to plants which produce actual completed vehicles. Component factories which do not produce complete vehicles do not have this factory ID code.

Plant
name
Plant
VIN ID
code(s)
Location
(continent,
country)
Location
(town / city,
state / region)
Current
vehicle
production
Former
vehicle
production
Automotive
products &
components
Year
opened
Year
closed
Number of
employees
Note Plant
coordinates
Anchieta
[1]
P
0(Polo 9N)
South
America,
Brazil
São
Bernardo
do Campo,
Greater São Paulo,
São Paulo state
VW Gol
VW Fox

VW Saveiro
VW Polo

VW Virtus
VW Nivus

VW Beetle
VW Kombi
VW Karmann-Ghia
VW Squareback
VW Fast Back
VW Brasília
VW SP2
VW Passat
VW T2
Engines,
Gearboxes
1959 10,900 Oldest currently operating Volkswagen Group factory outside of Europe.
Part of Volkswagen do Brasil Indústria de Veículos Automotores Ltda.
23°44′07″S 46°32′48″W  /  23.735217°S 46.54653°W  / -23.735217; -46.54653  (Volkswagen Anchieta)
Angers
[1] [10]
9Scania Europe,
France
Angers,
Maine-
et-Loire,
Pays de la Loire
Scania truck assembly 1992 622 Scania Production S.A.S. factory and assembly line, part of Scania AB 47°30′4″N 0°30′55″W  /  47.50111°N 0.51528°W  / 47.50111; -0.51528  (Scania Production S.A.S., Angers)
Anting
(SAIC
Volkswagen)
[1] [11]
2 Asia,
China
Anting,
Jiading
District,
Shanghai
VW Lavida
VW Polo
VW Tiguan

VW T-Cross

VW Phideon

VW Santana Vista

VW Passat Lingyu

Škoda Fabia

Škoda Octavia

VW Touran

Engines 1985 14,673 SVW consists of a total area of 3.33 km2, and includes a floor space of 0.9 km2. One of the largest car-makers in China, it produces 500,000 units annually. 31°17′45″N 121°10′40″E  /  31.29583°N 121.17778°E  / 31.29583; 121.17778  (Shanghai Volkswagen Automotive (SVW), Anting)
Aurangabad
Shendra
[1] [4] [12]
A Škoda
Y Audi
Asia,
India
Shendra,
Aurangabad,
Maharashtra
Audi A3
Audi A4 (B8)
Audi A6 (C7)
Audi Q3
Audi Q5
Audi Q7
VW Tiguan Allspace

Škoda Kodiaq

Audi A4 (B7)
Audi A6 (C6)
Škoda Octavia (1U)
Škoda Octavia (1Z)
Škoda Superb (B5)

Škoda Superb (B6)
VW Jetta (1K)
VW Passat (B6)

Engines 2001 864 Headquarters of Škoda Auto India and Audi India. All Skoda (except Rapid) and Audi brand vehicles in India are manufactured here. 0.3 km2. 19°52′23″N 75°29′18″E  /  19.87306°N 75.48833°E  / 19.87306; 75.48833  (ŠkodaAuto India Aurangabad / Audi India Aurangabad)
Barcelona,
Gearbox
del Prat
[1]
Europe,
Spain
El Prat de Llobregat,
Baix Llobregat,
Barcelona (province),
Catalonia
Gearboxes,
Foundry
1980 1,088 SEAT Gearbox del Prat, S.A. transmission production site, fully owned by SEAT, S.A., producing gearboxes for SEAT, VW, Audi and Škoda; in 2009 the facility received the Volkswagen Excellence Award for the high-quality production process and product[13] 41°19′9″N 2°7′27″E  /  41.31917°N 2.12417°E  / 41.31917; 2.12417  (SEAT Gearbox del Prat, S.A., Barcelona)
Barcelona,
Zona Franca
Press Shop
[1]
Europe,
Spain
Zona Franca,
Barcelona,
Catalonia
pre-VAG SEAT cars
SEAT Ibiza
SEAT Toledo
VW Passat
VW Santana
Stamped
body
parts,
Components
1953 1,128

( Production :
1,161,
Administrative areas :
108)

Former
SEAT, S.A. main factory and production line, now solely a press shop plant,
also hosting SEAT's Training centre.
Oldest currently operating Volkswagen Group factory outside of Germany.
41°20′15.37″N 2°8′20.20″E  /  41.3376028°N 2.1389444°E  / 41.3376028; 2.1389444  (SEAT Zona Franca Press Shop, S.A., Barcelona)
Baunatal
Kassel
[1]
Europe,
Germany
Baunatal,
Kassel,
Hesse
Foundry,
Remanufactured engines,
Direct-Shift Gearboxes,
Remanufactured transmissions,
Exhaust systems, catalytic converters, diesel particulate filters
1958 16,107 The plant suffered damage from a magnesium fire in May 2006. It also mounts the 7-speed DSG to 4-cylinder engines. Also includes the Volkswagen AG Original Teile Centre (OTC), (Volkswagen Group Original Parts Centre) supplying 330,000 genuine parts. 51°15′28″N 9°26′0″E  /  51.25778°N 9.43333°E  / 51.25778; 9.43333  (Volkswagen-Werk Baunatal, Kassel) 51°14′46″N 9°26′23″E  /  51.24611°N 9.43972°E  / 51.24611; 9.43972  (Volkswagen AG Original Teile Centre (VW OTC) Baunatal, Kassel)
VW Bratislava
[1] [4] [14]
C Škoda
D
Europe,
Slovakia
Bratislava,
Bratislava
Region
VW Touareg
Audi Q7

Audi Q8
Porsche Cayenne
VW up!
SEAT Mii
Škoda Citigo

SEAT Ibiza (6L)
VW Polo
VW Golf Mk3 Variant
VW Golf Mk4 Variant
VW Golf Mk4
VW R32 MK4
VW Passat
Škoda Octavia (1Z)
Transmission assembly 1991 8,938 The only factory to produce the Golf Syncro four-wheel drive version. Headquarters, and part of Volkswagen Slovakia, a.s. 48°14′03″N 16°59′16″E  /  48.234135°N 16.98791°E  / 48.234135; 16.98791  (Volkswagen Bratislava)
Braunschweig
(Brunswick)
[1]
Europe,
Germany
Braunschweig,
Lower
Saxony
Axles,
Steering units,
Plastic parts,
Vehicle components,
Tools and machines
1938 6,862 Also produces components for non-VW Group companies 52°17′37″N 10°31′22″E  /  52.29361°N 10.52278°E  / 52.29361; 10.52278  (Volkswagen-Werk Braunschweig (Brunswick))
Brussels
[1] [4]
B Europe,
Belgium
Vorst,
Brussels
Audi e-tron (2018) SEAT León (1M)
SEAT Toledo (1M)
VW Karmann Ghia
VW Lupo
VW Golf
VW Passat (B4)
Audi A3 Sportback
VW Polo
Audi A1
Audi e-tron
1949 2,528 Formerly scheduled to close. Given a reprieve in 2007 when AUDI AG took over operations to build the upcoming Audi A1. Part of Audi Brussels S.A./N.V. 50°48′31″N 4°18′41″E  /  50.808559°N 4.311404°E  / 50.808559; 4.311404  (Volkswagen-Audi Brussels)
Changchun
FAW-
Volkswagen
[1] [4] [15]
3 Asia,
China
Changchun,
Jilin
Province
VW Bora
VW Sagitar
VW Golf
VW Magotan
VW CC
Audi A4L
Audi A6L
Audi Q5L
Audi 100
Audi 200
VW Citi Golf
(SEAT Córdoba)
VW Golf Mk4
VW Caddy

VW Jetta

VW C-Trek

Gearboxes
Chassis components
1991 9,984

( Auto :
9,800
Platform :
184)

FAW-VW was established in 1991, with full operations commencing 1996. Now separated into two companies: FAW-Volkswagen Automotive Company Ltd. and FAW-EnginesVolkswagen Platform Company Ltd. 43°50′34″N 125°11′48″E  /  43.84278°N 125.19667°E  / 43.84278; 125.19667  (FAW-Volkswagen Changchun)
Chakan
Pune
[12] [16]
Asia,
India
Chakan,
Pune District,
Maharashtra
Škoda Rapid
VW Polo
VW Vento
Škoda Fabia (5J)
Engines; serial production to start end of 2014; planned capacity of 360 engines per day 2009 2,500
(anticipated
by
2010)
Headquarters and plant of Volkswagen India, Škoda Auto India plant. Costing €580m, this is the largest German investment in India. A maximum annual capacity of 110,000 fully manufactured cars is anticipated.
Chattanooga
[17] [18]
C North
America,
United States
Chattanooga,
Tennessee
Volkswagen Passat NMS

Volkswagen Atlas

2011 2,212 VW Group's 62nd plant, the Volkswagen Group of America plant is located on a 1,350 acres (550 ha) site and was inaugurated in May 2011, anticipating an annual capacity of 150,000 cars. 35°04′38″N 85°08′12″W  /  35.077283°N 85.136576°W  / 35.077283; -85.136576  (Volkswagen Chattanooga)
Chemnitz
[1]
Europe,
Germany
Chemnitz,
Saxony
Four cylinder engines (petrol and diesel),
Vehicle components
1,764 Part of the Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH subsidiary 50°48′21″N 12°54′19″E  /  50.80583°N 12.90528°E  / 50.80583; 12.90528  (Volkswagen-Motorenfertigung Chemnitz)
Chengdu
FAW-
Volkswagen
[1]
Asia,
China
Chengdu,
Sichuan
Province
VW Sagitar

Jetta VA3

Jetta VS5

Jetta VS7

VW Jetta 2011[19] 11,032 Began on May 2009, The 3rd car plant of FAW-Volkswagen Automotive Company Ltd. took 810,000 square meters in total 30°37′56″N 104°05′11″E  /  30.63222°N 104.08639°E  / 30.63222; 104.08639  (FAW-Volkswagen Chengdu)
Córdoba
[1]
South
America,
Argentina
Córdoba,
Córdoba
Province
Manual
transaxles,
Components
5,391 Part of Volkswagen Argentina S.A. 31°27′51.5″S 64°10′1″W  /  31.464306°S 64.16694°W  / -31.464306; -64.16694  (Volkswagen Argentina S.A., Córdoba)
Crewe
[1]
C Europe,
United Kingdom
Crewe,
Cheshire,
England
Bentleys:
Bentley Mulsanne
Continental Flying Spur
Continental GT
Continental GTC
Bentleys:
Arnage
Azure
Brooklands
Bentley engines 3,670 Headquarters, R&D and plant of Bentley Motors Ltd. All production is carried out by hand using traditional 'craftsman' techniques. 53°06′16″N 2°28′26″W  /  53.10444°N 2.47389°W  / 53.10444; -2.47389  (Bentley Motors Limited, Crewe)
Curitiba
[1]
4 South
America,
Brazil
São José
dos
Pinhais,
Paraná
VW Fox

VW T-Cross
Audi A3

VW Golf 1999 3,600 Part of Volkswagen do Brasil 25°40′12″S 49°10′13″W  /  25.670114°S 49.170309°W  / -25.670114; -49.170309  (Volkswagen Curitiba)
Dalian
Volkswagen
FAW Engine
[1]
Asia,
China
Dalian,
Liaoning
Province
Engines ???? Volkswagen FAW Engine (Dalian) Co., Ltd.
Dresden
"Gläserne
Manufaktur"
Transparent
Factory
[1]
8 Europe,
Germany
Dresden,
Saxony
Bentley Continental Flying Spur

VW Phaeton

2000 519 Automobil Dresden GmbH. Majority of production is carried out by hand. Also includes individual customer specification changes. 51°02′40″N 13°45′21″E  /  51.044507°N 13.755714°E  / 51.044507; 13.755714  (Automobil Dresden GmbH - Volkswagen Gläserne Manufaktur (Transparent Factory), Dresden)
Düsseldorf 6 Europe,
Germany
Düsseldorf,
Düsseldorf
region,
North
Rhine-
Westphalia
VW Crafter (LT3) Mercedes-Benz Commercial Vehicles site. Originally an Auto Union plant prior to the construction of the Ingolstadt plant, but was retained by Daimler-Benz following the sale of Auto Union to Volkswagen in 1964. Builds the LT3 and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter under a joint venture agreement. 51°15′30″N 6°47′04″E  /  51.25833°N 6.78444°E  / 51.25833; 6.78444  (Daimler AG: Mercedes-Benz Werk, Düsseldorf)
Emden
[1]
E Europe,
Germany
Emden,
Lower
Saxony
VW Passat

VW Arteon

VW Beetle
VW Karmann Ghia
Audi 80/90
Audi 4000
1964 7,800 Was the final German factory to produce the original Beetle before all production was shifted to the Puebla plant in Mexico. Is now the principal plant for the VW Passat. Has its own harbour which imports and re-distributes vehicles produced in overseas plants 53°20′49″N 7°9′38″E  /  53.34694°N 7.16056°E  / 53.34694; 7.16056  (Volkswagen-Werk Emden)
Gmünd Europe,

Austria

Gmünd Porsche 356/1 1944 1951 300 First Porsche factory during war times
Győr
[1] [4] [20]
1 Europe,
Hungary
Győr,
Győr-Moson-Sopron
Audi TT (8S) Coupé
Audi TT (8S) Roadster
Audi A3 Cabriolet
Audi TTS C & R
Audi TTRS C & R
Audi S3 (8L)
Audi TT (8N, 8J) C & R
Aluminium body panels for the
Audi R8,
Petrol engines,
Diesel engines,
Toolmaking
1997 11,274 Part of Audi Hungaria Motor Kft., owned by Audi AG 47°41′56″N 17°41′5″E  /  47.69889°N 17.68472°E  / 47.69889; 17.68472  (Audi Hungaria Motor Kft., Győr)
Hannover
[1] [21] [22]
H Europe,
Germany
Hanover,
Lower
Saxony
VW Transporter
(T5)
VW Taro
VW Type 2
VW Transporter (T4)
VW LT/>Volkswagen Amarok
Foundry,
Toolmaking,
Porsche Panamera finished body
1956 13,921 Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles (VWN) site 52°25′6″N 9°40′19″E  /  52.41833°N 9.67194°E  / 52.41833; 9.67194  (Volkswagen-Werk Hannover (VW Commercial Vehicles/VWN))
Ingolstadt
[1] [4]
A Europe,
Germany
Ingolstadt,
Bavaria
Audi A3
Audi S3
Audi A4
Audi S4
Audi A5
VW 183 Iltis
Audi 50
Audi Quattro

Audi Coupé
Audi 80/80q/90/90q
Audi 4000
Audi 100/200/5000
VW Jetta
Audi Cabriolet
Audi S3 (8L)

Bodyshell
construction
and painting of
Audi TT (C & R)
and
A3 Cabrio
1964 40,027 The larger of Audi's two principal assembly plants (the other being Neckarsulm). Volkswagen acquired the near-new plant at Ingolstadt when Auto Union was purchased from Daimler-Benz. Now headquarters of AUDI AG and the Audi Group (which primarily consists of Audi and Lamborghini) 48°47′16″N 11°24′50″E  /  48.78778°N 11.41389°E  / 48.78778; 11.41389  (AUDI AG Werk and Headquarters, Ingolstadt)
Jiading
Shanghai
[1]
Asia,
China
Jiading,
Shanghai
Gearboxes ???? Volkswagen Transmission (Shanghai) Co. Ltd. 31°17′20″N 121°10′54″E  /  31.28889°N 121.18167°E  / 31.28889; 121.18167  (Volkswagen Transmission (Shanghai) Company Ltd., Jiading)
Kaluga
[1] [23] [24]
G
K Škoda
Europe,
Russia
Grabtsevo
Kaluga,
Kaluga
Oblast
VW Tiguan

VW Polo (Russia)

Škoda Rapid

VW Jetta

VW Touareg

VW Passat

Škoda Fabia
Škoda Octavia

Audi A4
Audi A5
Audi A6

2007 5,073 New 200 m² facility; projected full annual output capacity of 150,000 vehicles to be reached during 2010, with employees rising to 3,000. All vehicles produced were initially semi knock downs (SKD), but full production will start 2010. Is served by Grabtsevo Airport, both part of Volkswagen Group Russia (OOO Volkswagen Rus). 54°34′28″N 36°20′40″E  /  54.57444°N 36.34444°E  / 54.57444; 36.34444  (Volkswagen Kaluga)
Kazakhstan D Asia,
Kazakhstan
Kazakhstan,
Republic of Kazakhstan
2005 ????
Kvasiny
[1] [7]
T    5
6    9
Europe,
Czech Republic
Kvasiny,
Hradec
Králové
Škoda Fabia
Škoda Superb
Škoda Kodiaq

Škoda Karoq

SEAT Ateca

Škoda Roomster
Škoda Yeti
Škoda Praktik
1997 3,240 Škoda Auto a.s. factory 50°12′17″N 16°15′28″E  /  50.20472°N 16.25778°E  / 50.20472; 16.25778  (Škoda Auto a.s., Kvasiny)
Leipzig L Europe,
Germany
Leipzig,
Saxony
Porsche Cayenne
Porsche Panamera
Porsche Macan
Porsche Carrera GT 2001 3,061 Final assembly of the Cayenne (from Bratislava) & Panamera (from Hanover)
Loutang
(SAIC
Volkswagen)
[1]
Asia,
China
Loutang,
Jiading
District,
Shanghai
Engines ???? Shanghai Volkswagen Powertrain Co. Ltd.
Ludwigsfelde 7 Europe,
Germany
Ludwigsfelde,
Teltow-
Fläming,
Brandenburg
VW Crafter (LT3) Mercedes-Benz Commercial Vehicles site. Builds the LT3 and Mercedes-Benz Sprinter under a joint venture agreement. 52°19′27″N 13°16′10″E  /  52.32417°N 13.26944°E  / 52.32417; 13.26944  (Daimler AG: Mercedes-Benz Werk, Ludwigsfelde)
Luleå
[1] [25]
Europe,
Sweden
Luleå Municipality,
Norrbotten,
Norrbotten County
Scania truck frame members,
Rear axle housings
1968 713 Ferruform AB factory, part of Scania AB 65°36′48″N 22°7′45″E  /  65.61333°N 22.12917°E  / 65.61333; 22.12917  (Ferruform AB, Luleå (part of Scania AB))
Martin
[1]
Europe,
Slovakia
Martin,
Žilina
Synchronous rings,
Flanged shafts,
Brake drums,
Differential housing,
Brake discs
2000 825 Part of Volkswagen Slovakia, a.s.
Martorell
[1]
R Europe,
Spain
Martorell,
Catalonia
SEAT León

SEAT Ibiza

SEAT Arona

Cupra Formentor
Audi Q3
Audi A1

SEAT Altea
SEAT Exeo
SEAT Arosa
SEAT Córdoba
SEAT Inca

SEAT Toledo
VW Caddy (9K)
VW Polo Classic
VW Polo Variant

Engine assembly 1993 10,723

( Production :
6,713,
Spare parts :
306,
Administrative areas :
2,386)

Headquarters, Technical Centre, R&D Centre, Design Center, Prototypes Centre of Development and main factory of SEAT, S.A. with annual capacity of 500,000 cars,
SEAT Sport division Centre, as well as Volkswagen Group Genuine Parts Centre.

Construction of SEAT's Technical Centre began in 1973, and was completed in 1975.
Construction of SEAT's factory began in 1989, inaugurated by the King of Spain in 1993; in 1998 the plant received the Best factory of the VW Group in the first quarter award

41°29′48″N 1°54′9″E  /  41.49667°N 1.90250°E  / 41.49667; 1.90250  (Volkswagen Martorell SEAT)
Meppel
[1] [26]
Europe,
Netherlands
Meppel,
Drenthe
Scania truck components and paint shop 1964 75 Scania Production Meppel B.V. factory, part of Scania AB 52°41′25″N 6°10′24″E  /  52.69028°N 6.17333°E  / 52.69028; 6.17333  (Scania Production Meppel B.V., Meppel)
Mladá
Boleslav
[1] [7]
N    0
1    2
3    4
Europe,
Czech Republic
Mladá
Boleslav,
Central
Bohemia
Škoda Fabia
Škoda Octavia

Škoda Karoq

Škoda Kamiq

Škoda Scala

Škoda Enyaq

Škoda Felicia

Škoda Rapid

Engines,
Gearboxes,
Foundry
1991 20,637
(includes
all
Czech
sites)
Main factory, R&D and headquarters of Škoda Auto a.s., and home to Škoda Auto Museum. Site started original manufacturing of cars in 1905. Transferred into VW Group ownership in April 1991. 50°25′16″N 14°55′50″E  /  50.42111°N 14.93056°E  / 50.42111; 14.93056  (Škoda Auto headquarters & factory, Mladá Boleslav)
Zwickau-Mosel[1] P Europe,
Germany
Zwickau,
Saxony
VW ID.3

VW ID.4

VW Golf

VW Passat

VW Phaeton bodyshells for completion in the Transparent Factory 1991 7,632 Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH subsidiary. Has its origins as a pre-war Audi/Auto Union plant which became the VEB Sachsenring (Trabant) assembly plant after Auto Union relocated to Ingolstadt after WW2. Now home to the Audi AG-owned August Horch Museum. 50°47′37″N 12°29′15″E  /  50.79361°N 12.48750°E  / 50.79361; 12.48750  (Volkswagen-Fahrzeugfertigung Mosel)
Molsheim
[1]
M Europe,
France
Dorlisheim,
Molsheim,
Bas-Rhin,
Alsace
Bugatti Chiron

Bugatti Divo

Bugatti Veyron 93 Headquarters, research and development facility and plant of Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S.. All production is carried out by hand using traditional 'craftsman' techniques. 48°31′38″N 7°29′46″E  /  48.52722°N 7.49611°E  / 48.52722; 7.49611  (Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S., Dorlisheim)
Nanjing
(SAIC
Volkswagen)
[1]
Asia,
China
Nanjing,
Jiangsu
Province,
Shanghai
Škoda Kamiq

Škoda Superb

VW Passat NMS

VW Santana Vista ???? SVW Nanjing plant
Ningbo

(SAIC
Volkswagen)

Asia,
China
Ningbo, Zhejiang Province Škoda Karoq

Škoda Octavia

VW Lamando

VW Tharu

VW Teramont

VW Viloran

2013
Neckarsulm
[1] [4]
N Europe,
Germany
Neckarsulm,
Baden-
Württemberg
Audi A4 saloon
Audi A5 Cabriolet
Audi S5 Cabriolet
Audi A6
Audi S6
Audi RS6 (C6)
Audi A6 allroad
Audi A7
Audi A8
Audi S8
Audi R8
Audi Q7 V12 TDI
Audi Cabriolet
Audi 100
Audi 200
Audi 5000
Audi V8
Audi S6 Plus
Audi RS4 (B5)
Audi A2
Audi RS6 (C5)
Audi RS4 (B7)
NSU Ro 80
Porsche 924
Porsche 944
Aluminium
body shells
and panels,
Engine
development,
Paint finish on Lamborghini
Gallardo
15,900 The former NSU Motorenwerke AG site, acquired by VW in 1969. Now, AUDI AG, and the "Audi aluminium plant".

Also home to Audi high performance private subsidiary quattro GmbH, who manufacture all Audi RS cars (except the TTRS) and the Audi R8

49°12′5″N 9°13′19″E  /  49.20139°N 9.22194°E  / 49.20139; 9.22194  (AUDI AG Werk, Neckarsulm, and quattro GmbH)
Oskarshamn
[1] [27]
Europe,
Sweden
Oskarshamn Municipality,
Kalmar County,
Småland
Scania truck Cab production 1946 2,172 Scania AB factory 57°15′24″N 16°25′42″E  /  57.25667°N 16.42833°E  / 57.25667; 16.42833  (Scania AB production plant, Oskarshamn)
VW Osnabrück GmbH K Europe,
Germany
Osnabrück,
Lower
Saxony
Porsche Cayenne
Porsche Boxster/Cayman

VW T-Roc Cabriolet

Škoda Karoq

VW Golf Cabriolet
VW XL1

VW Tiguan Limited

2009 2,301 Former site of Wilhelm Karmann GmbH, producing cars and components for Volkswagen Group 52°15′57″N 8°4′40″E  /  52.26583°N 8.07778°E  / 52.26583; 8.07778  (Volkswagen Osnabrück GmbH)
Pacheco
[1]
A South
America,
Argentina
General Pacheco,
Buenos Aires Province

VW Amarok

VW Taos

VW Gol
SEAT Cordoba
SEAT Inca

VW Fox[ citation needed ]
VW Suran

Engine assembly,
Components
1995 2,200 Part of Volkswagen Argentina S.A. 34°26′33″S 58°41′32″W  /  34.442601°S 58.692119°W  / -34.442601; -58.692119  (Volkswagen Pacheco)
Palmela
AutoEuropa
[1]
V Europe,
Portugal
Quinta
do Anjo,
Setúbal
VW T-Roc
Ford Galaxy
VW Scirocco

SEAT Alhambra
VW Sharan

1994 6,000 AutoEuropa-Automóveis Lda. 38°35′2″N 8°59′19″W  /  38.58389°N 8.98861°W  / 38.58389; -8.98861  (Volkswagen Palmela AutoEuropa)
Pamplona
Navarra
[1]
Y Europe,
Spain
Pamplona,
Navarra
VW Polo

VW T-Cross

various Authi cars
SEAT 124
SEAT Panda
Lancia Beta,HPE&Coupé
VW Polo
Engine assembly 1965[28] 4,274 Previously called Landaben when formerly owned by SEAT, S.A., ownership was transferred to Volkswagen Group in the 1990s, under the Volkswagen Navarra, S.A. subsidiary; in 1986 the facility was awarded with the World quality award (Q-86).[29] 42°48′33″N 1°41′44″W  /  42.809223°N 1.695478°W  / 42.809223; -1.695478  (Volkswagen Pamplona Navarra)
Poznań
[1] [21]
X Europe,
Poland
Poznań,
Greater
Poland
VW Caddy VW Transporter (T4) Intake pipe modules,
Cylinder heads,
Steering gear housings, Foundry
1996 7,554 Initially a joint venture between VW Group and Tarpan, fully owned by VW Group since 1996. Volkswagen Poznań Sp. z o.o. 52°24′40″N 17°01′53″E  /  52.411137°N 17.031298°E  / 52.411137; 17.031298  (Volkswagen Poznań)
Puebla
[1]
M North
America,
Mexico
Puebla,
Puebla
State
VW Jetta

VW Golf
VW Tiguan Allspace

VW Taos

VW Beetle
VW Golf Mk1 to Mk3
VW Golf Mk5-Mk6 Variant (Jetta wagon)
VW Corsar (Santana)
VW Brasilia
VW T2
VW 181
Inline five
petrol engines
1964 13,535 Largest Volkswagen factory outside of Germany. Headquarters of Volkswagen de Mexico S.A. de C.V. (VWM) 19°07′19″N 98°15′10″W  /  19.121825°N 98.252857°W  / 19.121825; -98.252857  (Volkswagen Puebla)
Resende
[1] [21]
F
R
South
America,
Brazil
Porto Real,
Rio de
Janeiro
VW Volksbus
VW Constellation
MAN TGX[30]
VW L80 3,045 Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus,[31] now MAN Latin America,[32] part of MAN SE since 2009[33] 22°25′37″S 44°21′22″W  /  22.426897°S 44.356184°W  / -22.426897; -44.356184  (Volkswagen Caminhões e Ônibus)
Salzgitter
[1] [34]
S Europe,
Germany
Salzgitter,
Lower
Saxony
VW Type 2 (T3)
VW Type 4
VW K70
Automotive engines for Bentley, Bugatti and all mainstream marques
Volkswagen Marine diesel engines
Components
1970 7,049 S code became obsolete in 1975 when Salzgitter was converted to an engine and components, plant. 52°11′9″N 10°26′32″E  /  52.18583°N 10.44222°E  / 52.18583; 10.44222  (Volkswagen-Werk Salzgitter)
Sant'Agata Bolognese
[1]
Europe,
Italy
Sant'Agata Bolognese,
Bologna,
Emilia-Romagna
Lamborghini Huracan
Lamborghini Aventador
Lamborghini Urus
Lamborghini Murciélago
Lamborghini Reventón
986 Headquarters and plant of Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A., also location of the company's main research and development department, part of the Audi Group. 44°39′31″N 11°07′32″E  /  44.65861°N 11.12556°E  / 44.65861; 11.12556  (Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A., Sant'Agata Bolognese)
Borgo Panigale
[1]
Europe,
Italy
Borgo Panigale,
Bologna,
Emilia-Romagna
Ducati Motorcycles
São
Carlos
[1]
South
America,
Brazil
São Carlos,
São Paulo
Engines 1996 550 Part of Volkswagen do Brasil 22°03′51″S 47°52′19″W  /  22.06417°S 47.87194°W  / -22.06417; -47.87194  (Volkswagen São Carlos)
São
Paulo
[1] [35]
South
America,
Brazil
São Paulo,
Greater São Paulo,
São Paulo state
Scania trucks
Scania bus chassis
Engines,
Axles
1962 2,299 Scania Latin America Ltda., part of Scania AB 23°42′49″S 46°33′58″W  /  23.71361°S 46.56611°W  / -23.71361; -46.56611  (Scania Latin America Ltda., São Paulo)
Sarajevo
[1]
T (to 1994)
9 (from 2002)
S(BIH)
Europe,
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Vogošća,
Sarajevo Canton
Platform MQB, PQXX .. Parts for Polo, Škoda Superb, Golf 5-6-7, Audi Q7, Touareg, Porsche Cayenne ... Ring gears
Stub axles
Weel Hubs
1972 318 T & 9 codes used when Sarajevo was in former country of Yugoslavia. Factory bombed during the Bosnian War, subsequently rebuilt in 1998, additional S code assigned for Volkswagen Sarajevo d.o.o. in the new country of Bosnia and Herzegovina. All are SKDs. 43°54′00″N 18°21′43″E  /  43.899933°N 18.361845°E  / 43.899933; 18.361845  (Volkswagen Sarajevo d.o.o.)
Słupsk
[1] [36]
Europe,
Poland
Słupsk,
Pomeranian
Voivodeship
Scania bus
body assembly
1993 747 Scania Production Slupsk S.A. factory and assembly line, part of Scania AB 54°28′42″N 17°0′46″E  /  54.47833°N 17.01278°E  / 54.47833; 17.01278  (Scania Production Slupsk S.A)
Södertälje
[1] [37]
1Scania
2Scania
Europe,
Sweden
Södertälje Municipality,
Södermanland,
Stockholm County
Scania trucks
Scania bus chassis
Components,
Engines
8,700 Scania AB headquarters, R&D and main production plant 59°10′14″N 17°38′26″E  /  59.17056°N 17.64056°E  / 59.17056; 17.64056  (Scania AB Headquarters & production plant, Södertälje)
Solomonovo B Škoda
Z SKD Audis, VWs & SEATs
Europe,
Ukraine
Solomonovo,
Zakarpattia Oblast
Audi A4
Audi A6
Škoda Fabia (5J)
Škoda Octavia (1Z)
SEAT León
SEAT Altea
SEAT Toledo
Škoda Felicia
Škoda Fabia (6Y)
Škoda Octavia (1U)
VW Bora
December 2001 Škoda Auto factory, also produces Semi Knock Down (SKD) Audis, VWs & SEATs under the Z code. 48°26′13″N 22°10′31.5″E  /  48.43694°N 22.175417°E  / 48.43694; 22.175417  (Škoda Auto Solomonovo)
St Petersburg
[1] [38]
Europe,
Russia
St Petersburg,
Northwestern Federal District
Scania bus
body assembly
204 OOO Scania Peter factory and assembly line, part of Scania AB
Taipei
Ching Chung Motor Co. Ltd.
[21]
C Asia,
Taiwan
Taipei,
Taiwan
VW Transporter (T4) 1993 Joint venture – VW AG owns 1/3 total capital
Taubaté
[1]
T South
America,
Brazil
Taubaté,
São Paulo
VW Gol
VW Voyage

VW Fox

VW Up

VW Jetta

VW Golf

VW Parati 1975 4,800 Part of Volkswagen do Brasil 23°3′14″S 45°38′9″W  /  23.05389°S 45.63583°W  / -23.05389; -45.63583  (Volkswagen Taubaté)
Tucumán
[1] [39]
South
America,
Argentina
San Miguel de Tucumán,
Tucumán Province
Rear axle gears 1976 649 Scania Argentina S.A. factory, part of Scania AB 26°52′47.5″S 65°7′38″W  /  26.879861°S 65.12722°W  / -26.879861; -65.12722  (Scania Argentina S.A., Tucamán)
Uitenhage
[1]
U Africa,
South Africa
Uitenhage,
Eastern
Cape
VW Polo

VW Polo Vivo

VW Golf
VW Jetta
VW Volksbus
VW Constellation
VW Golf Mk4 Variant
Engines,
Components
mid 1960s 5,350 Part of Volkswagen of South Africa (Pty.) Ltd. Primarily supplies countries which use right-hand drive 33°47′10″S 25°24′59″E  /  33.786023°S 25.416441°E  / -33.786023; 25.416441  (Volkswagen Uitenhage)
Ürümqi[40]
(SAIC
Volkswagen)
??? Asia,
China
Urumqi
Toutunhe District
Xinjiang Province,
VW Santana

VW Tharu

2013 ??? Part of Shanghai Volkswagen / Shanghai Volkswagen (Xinjiang), start CKD production in mid of 2013 43°49′52″N 87°26′28″E  /  43.83111°N 87.44111°E  / 43.83111; 87.44111  (Shanghai Volkswagen (Xinjiang) (SVW) Urumqi)
Vrchlabí
[1] [7]
B
7
8
Europe,
Czech Republic
Vrchlabí,
Hradec
Králové
Škoda Octavia (1U) Tour Škoda Felicia
Škoda Fabia (6Y)
Škoda Octavia (1U)
Škoda Superb (3U)
1999 ?? 754 Škoda Auto a.s. factory. Carries out individual customer modifications, along with RS models. 50°36′39.5″N 15°37′28″E  /  50.610972°N 15.62444°E  / 50.610972; 15.62444  (Škoda Auto Vrchlabí)
Wolfsburg
[1]
W Europe,
Germany
Wolfsburg,
Lower
Saxony
VW Golf
VW Golf Sportsvan
VW Touran
VW Tiguan

SEAT Tarraco

VW Beetle
VW 183 Iltis
Volkswagen 181
Audi 50
Audi 80 (B1)
VW Karmann Ghia
VW Lupo
VW Type 2 (T3)
VW Type 4
VW K70
VW Vento
SEAT Arosa
Components,
Press shop,
Seating
technology
1938 59,812

( VW AG :
44,200,
Auto
5000
GmbH
:
3,901,
Sitech
Sitztechnik
GmbH
:
1,702)

Oldest factory; Bombed during WW2, rebuilt shortly thereafter under leadership from British Army Major Ivan Hirst. Headquarters of Volkswagen AG. Informally known as Golfsburg after it was officially renamed for a week in November 2003 to celebrate the 5th generation Golf. 13 km2. Also includes Auto 5000 GmbH and Sitech Sitztechnik GmbH. 52°26′11″N 10°46′9″E  /  52.43639°N 10.76917°E  / 52.43639; 10.76917  (Volkswagen-Werk Wolfsburg, Volkswagen AG headquarters)
Yizheng

(SAIC

Volkswagen)

Asia,
China
Yizheng, Jiangsu VW Santana

VW Tharu

Škoda Rapid

2012
- valign="top" Zuffenhausen
Porsche
Z Europe,
Germany
Zuffenhausen,
Stuttgart,
Baden-
Württemberg
Porsche 991 Mercedes-Benz 500E,

Audi RS2 Avant, Porsche 918, Boxster/Cayman, 997, 996, 993, 964, 911, 944, 924, 928, 968

V8 Engines,

Flat6 Engines

1951 13,409 Porsche main factory – was used to build the Audi RS2 Avant under a joint venture agreement between Porsche and Audi. The dates indicate the duration of this project. 48°50′9″N 9°9′9″E  /  48.83583°N 9.15250°E  / 48.83583; 9.15250  (Porsche AG, Zuffenhausen, Stuttgart - (former joint-venture Volkswagen factory, still operational Porsche site))
Zwolle
[1] [41]
4Scania
5Scania
Europe,
Netherlands
Zwolle,
Overijssel
Scania truck assembly 1964 1,437 Scania Nederland B.V. factory, part of Scania AB 52°30′46″N 6°3′48″E  /  52.51278°N 6.06333°E  / 52.51278; 6.06333  (Scania Nederland B.V., Zwolle)
factory
name
factory
VIN ID
code(s)
location
(continent,
country)
location
(town / city,
state / region)
current
motor vehicle
production
former
motor vehicle
production
automotive
products &
components
year
opened
year
closed
number of
employees
comments factory
coordinates

Former factories [edit]

Notes: In the second column of the table:- the 'factory VIN ID code',[42] this is indicated in the 11th digit of the vehicles' 17 digit Vehicle Identification Number, and this factory code is only assigned to plants which produce actual completed vehicles. Component factories which do not produce complete vehicles do not have this factory ID code.

factory
name
factory
VIN ID
code(s)
location
(continent,
country)
location
(town / city,
state / region)
current
motor vehicle
production
former
motor vehicle
production
automotive
products &
components
year
opened
year
closed
number of
employees
comments factory
coordinates
Clayton Australia
(continent),
Australia
Melbourne,
Victoria
VW Beetle
VW Type 2
VW Type 3
VW Country Buggy
VW Passat (B1)
Audi Fox
VW Golf Mk1
1957 1976 0 1954: Volkswagen assembly commenced by Martin and King Pty Ltd, Clayton.[43]
1957: Factory purchased by newly formed Volkswagen (Australasia) Pty Ltd, which is 51% owned by Volkswagen Germany.[44]
1968: Ownership transferred to Motor Producers Limited, which is wholly owned by Volkswagen Germany.[45]
1976: Factory sold to Nissan Motors.[46]
1977: Nissan ceases production of Volkswagens.[46]
Currently Holden Special Vehicles factory.
37°56′2″S 145°8′17.5″E  /  37.93389°S 145.138194°E  / -37.93389; 145.138194  (former Volkswagen Clayton factory)
Ipiranga
AutoLatina
D South
America,
Brazil
Ipiranga,
São Paulo
VW Apollo
VW Logus
VW Pointer
VW Santana
VW Quantum
1995 1996 0 Formerly part of
Volkswagen do Brasil
Karmann K Europe,
Germany
Osnabrück,
Lower
Saxony
Audi Cabriolet
Audi A4 (B6/B7) Cabrio
Audi S4 (B6/B7) Cabrio
Audi B7 RS4 Cabrio
VW Beetle Cabrio
VW Karmann Ghia
VW Golf Cabriolet
VW Golf Mk3 Variant
VW Scirocco
VW Corrado
VW Vento
Roof
components
for:
Audi A4/S4/RS4 Cabrio
VW New Beetle
1901 2010 Wilhelm Karmann GmbH produced cars and components for Volkswagen Group. Bankruptcy in 2009. 52°15′57″N 8°4′40″E  /  52.26583°N 8.07778°E  / 52.26583; 8.07778  (Wilhelm Karmann GmbH, factory Osnabrück) 52°18′38″N 7°26′47″E  /  52.31056°N 7.44639°E  / 52.31056; 7.44639  (Wilhelm Karmann GmbH, factory Rheine)
Lagos Africa,
Nigeria
Ojo,
Lagos
State
VW Beetle
VW Jetta
VW Santana
1975 1992 ? 0 6°27′43″N 3°12′56″E  /  6.461861°N 3.215464°E  / 6.461861; 3.215464  (former Volkswagen Lagos factory)
Steyr-Daimler Puch
[21]
G Europe,
Austria
Steyr,
Upper Austria
VW Type 2
VW Type 2 (T3)
Audi V8
1983 (1934-5, 1964)[47] 1995 0 Former joint venture factory 48°2′18″N 14°25′54″E  /  48.03833°N 14.43167°E  / 48.03833; 14.43167  (Steyr-Daimler-Puch - (former joint venture Volkswagen factory))
Tahara plant 9 Asia,
Japan
Tahara, Aichi VW Taro 1989 1997 Toyota Group plant. The dates indicate the duration of this joint venture project.
Westmoreland
[48]
V North
America,
United States
New
Stanton,
Pennsylvania
VW Rabbit (Golf)
VW Jetta
VW Rabbit pickup
1978 1988 0 Originally built by Chrysler in the 1960s, but was not completed until VWoA began operations. Sony took over the site in 1990. In 1994, its VIN ID code was reassigned to the Portuguese Palmela factory. 40°11′12″N 79°34′39″W  /  40.186636°N 79.577365°W  / 40.186636; -79.577365  (former Volkswagen Westmoreland factory)
factory
name
factory
VIN ID
code(s)
location
(continent,
country)
location
(town / city,
state / region)
current
motor vehicle
production
former
motor vehicle
production
automotive
products &
components
year
opened
year
closed
number of
employees
comments factory
coordinates

Gallery [edit]

See also [edit]

  • Volkswagen Group China
  • list of former automotive manufacturing plants

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External links [edit]

  • Volkswagen Group

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