Volkswagen will take production to a record high at its Spanish factories thanks to hybrid and electric cars
The Volkswagen Group completes the industrial launch of its urban electric car family in Spain – with the start of ID. Cross production in Navarra – and announces that it will manufacture more than one million vehicles per year at its three plants on the Iberian Peninsula: Landaben (Pamplona), Martorell (Barcelona) and Palmela (Portugal).
Volkswagen has started producing the ID. Cross at its Landaben factory in Navarra, Spain, marking the completion of the electrification process of its two Spanish factories. The production of this electric urban car, along with the Cupra Raval, Volkswagen ID. Polo, and Skoda Epiq, is part of a 4 billion euro public-private investment.
The company expects to produce over 1 million cars in the Iberian Peninsula, with over 800,000 coming from its Spanish plants in Martorell and Landaben. The production of these electric and hybrid models is set to boost employment and production records at the factories.
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