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Brunswick (Braunschweig)

Chassis parts such as steering units, battery systems, brake discs, front and rear axles, subframes, pivot bearings and plastic parts are developed and manufactured in Brunswick. The plant stands for highly-developed technical know-how and is one of the world’s leading chassis components manufacturers. Brunswick possesses product-specific development groups which have been continuously expanded since 1994. 300 employees make constant further advances in chassis components in order to compete with external suppliers.

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  • Expansion of electric charging stations at Volkswagen’s German sites begins
    08/22/19
    E-mobility

    Expansion of electric charging stations at Volkswagen’s German sites begins

    The Volkswagen brand is systematically driving its electric offensive and will be installing some 4,000 charging points at its German sites by 2025. The first are already up and running: Ulrich Markurth, Mayor of Braunschweig, was joined today by Thomas Ulbrich, Member of the Volkswagen Brand Board of Management, to inaugurate the first charging center for employees with 60 new charging points. The Volkswagen Group is investing some €250 million in expanding the charging infrastructure at its European sites. When combined with the activities at dealerships, this means the Volkswagen Group is providing some 36,000 new charging points in Europe.
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