Volkswagen concentrará más del 10% de su producción mundial en España y Portugal
La compañía automovilística alemana prevé producir más de un millón de vehículos al año –eléctricos, híbridos y de combustión– en sus tres fábricas de la Península Ibérica: Martorell (Barcelona), Pamplona y Palmela (Portugal). Leer
Volkswagen plans to produce more than 10% of its global output in Spain and Portugal, marking a milestone in the company's shift towards electrification. The group invested over €4 billion (€10 billion including the Sagunto gigafactory) in Spanish plants, including the Seat and Cupra factory in Martorell, Barcelona. The new Volkswagen ID.
Cross is being manufactured at the historic Landes plant in Pamplona, completing the industrial launch of Volkswagen's urban electric vehicle family. The family includes the Cupra Raval, Volkswagen ID. Polo, Skoda Epiq, T-Cross, Taigo, Seat Ibiza, and Arona. As of 2027, Palmela, Portugal, will produce the final version of the electric Volkswagen ID.
Every1. The Spanish plants are expected to produce over a million vehicles annually, with Martorell capable of producing half a million vehicles per year and Pamplona potentially surpassing its 2011 record of 353,353 cars. Michael Hobusch, president of Volkswagen Navarra, emphasized the public-private collaboration and the plant's strong workforce.
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