Automaker: Volkswagen opens recycling facility in Zwickau
At the Zwickau site, VW plans to dismantle and recycle 15,000 vehicles annually in the future. The plant is expected to secure up to 1000 jobs in the long term.
Volkswagen has opened a recycling facility at its Zwickau plant in Saxony, Germany, which will dismantle and recycle up to 15,000 vehicles annually by 2030. The facility is expected to secure up to 1000 jobs in the long term. Volkswagen received up to €10.7 million from the Free State of Saxony for the project. The Zwickau plant, which has produced electric vehicles, faces an uncertain future as production of its current models will end in 2031.
Saxon Minister-President Michael Kretschmer has proposed a plan to secure the plant's future by transferring the facility to a new company with different labour contracts.
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