Automobile production in Osnabrück has a tradition spanning over 100 years. Until 2009, the contract assembler Karmann built cars in the production halls steeped in history. Today, Volkswagen Osnabrück covers the entire automotive value stream from technical development, toolmaking and equipment production to vehicle assembly. More than 76,000 vehicles rolled off the assembly line here in 2017. Volkswagen Osnabrück is a multi-brand plant specializing in small production runs and small series models such as cabriolets and roadsters. Final assembly of part of the Porsche Cayenne series began in 2015. Painting and assembly of part of the first generation of the Volkswagen Tiguan started at Volkswagen Osnabrück in spring 2016. Certain components of the ŠKODA Fabia are currently painted at the plant.
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New signing from Osnabrück – the T-Roc Cabriolet
What makes spring the best of seasons? Having the soft top down and cruising leisurely through the countryside, of course. A host of Volkswagen models have had their top down for more than 70 years, and many of these were developed and produced in Osnabrück, a site that specialises in producing convertibles. The same is true of the new T-Roc Cabriolet, currently Volkswagen’s only convertible, which has recently started rolling off the site’s production lines as the latest model in a rich history of successful Volkswagen convertibles.
The two and the type three
Two apprentices from Volkswagen Osnabrück are restoring a historique automobile, from 1968 for the classic car trade fair Techno-Classica 2019. They are learning the basics of car construction in the process – before they start building the electric cars of the future.
Karmann tradition with Volkswagen future
The Osnabrück plant: cabriolet and small series competence. Since 1901.
Always included: summer, sunshine, and emotions
A brief look at the open fun-cars with Volkswagen technology.
