Volkswagen has two plants in Argentina. The Pacheco vehicle plant is in the province of Buenos Aires, 36 kilometers from the Argentine capital district. The 709,486 square meters site has 460,000 square meters of buildings. The pick-up Amarok is produced here. The Córdoba plant is in the province of the same name in the geographical center of the country, about 710 kilometers from Buenos Aires: the 224,548 square meters plant has 111,364 square meters of buildings and produces gearboxes, Ducati motorcycles (Scrambler, Multistrada and DesertX) and VW Trucks & Buses (Delivery & Constellation).
Volkswagen Argentina S.A.
Facts and figures
As to: April 2025
| Plant: | Pacheco, Córdoba |
| Aerea: | Pacheco: 709,486 m², Córdoba: 224,548 m² |
| Production: | 45.000 vehicles, 357.000 gearboxes (FY 2025) |
| Models/Components: | Volkswagen Amarok / Córdoba: gearboxes, Ducati bikes and VW Trucks & Buses |
| Employees: | 4,200 (12/2025) |
| Management: | Marcellus Puig, CEO and President of VWA |
Press releases
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Volkswagen is putting its future plan into action with a new pick-up truck for South America
The Volkswagen brand is putting its global future plan into action. With an investment of 580 million USD in Argentina, the brand is paving the way for the next generation of mid-size pick-up truck as a successor to the Amarok. The new model will be produced at the Pacheco plant in Argentina from 2027. It is being developed specifically for the South American market and will strengthen the strategically important pick-up segment in this region. The brand’s goal is to be the global technology leader among volume manufacturers by 2030. A key component of this will be expanding the brand’s position in regional markets and developing market-specific product solutions.
Media contact
Guido Lombardi
Head of Communications, Press and Sustainability, Volkswagen Group Argentina
Tel. +54 11 4317 9267