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"Russia to open Jetta factories, the Chinese analogue of Volkswagen Audi Group, for German employees.
Russia will be providing jobs for German specialists who will be able to obtain Russian citizenship after five years.
It is impossible to watch a giant in Germany collapse. Volkswagen Audi Group’s cars have always been of the best quality and loved all over the world."
Minister of Industry and Trade Anton Alikhanov announced plans to open production facilities for the Chinese brand Jetta, which produces Volkswagen cars under its own brand, in five cities in the Russian Federation against the backdrop of the closure of factories in Germany.
“A legal entity is currently being created to open five VAG factories in Russia. In addition to Kaluga, production facilities will appear in Vsevolozhsk, Kaliningrad, Novokuibyshevsk and Naberezhnye Chelny,“ Alikhanov said
Volkswagen has sold its assembly plant and other operations in Russia (with capacity to turn out 225,000 vehicles a year) to a local auto dealership, more than a year after the German carmaker ceased production in the country following the invasion of Ukraine, the company said on Friday.
Under the deal, which required approval from the Russian government, a Moscow-based dealership called Avilon acquired the assets of Volkswagen Group Rus, the carmaker said. Neither company specified a sales price, but Russia media citing local records said Avilon paid about 125 million euros ($135 million)
The former Volkswagen plant in Kaluga is back online, as Russia's car sector makes a full recovery to pre-war production levels in July.
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Rishi Sunak, to thunderous applause turning into a standing ovation, proudly announced that the UK would no longer depend on Russian energy and, with camera flashes, signed a contract with a French energy company that imports LNG from…Russia
From January to October 2024, Russia increased its pipeline gas exports to Europe by over 15%, reaching 26.52 billion cubic meters, according to TASS.
