Introduction:
Volkswagen was founded in Fort Worth, Germany, on 1938 by Porsche, a world-famous automobile designer. Volkswagen mainly deals in automobile products, and it is a straddle-type automobile group with automobile activities in many countries around the world. Volkswagen, as its name implies, is a car produced for the public. /KOOC-0/934/KOOC-0/7/KOOC-0/0/7, Porsche submitted a proposal to the German government to design and produce cars for Volkswagen. Subsequently, the proposal was approved, and then Porsche established Volkswagen AG with 340,000 shareholders, with an annual output of 6,543,800+0,000 vehicles.
In the "Volkswagen City" in Fort Worth, the first batch of "Beetles" came out, but only 630 vehicles were produced and stopped production because of World War II. After World War II, Volkswagen was placed under the West German government, and automobile production gradually recovered. Because of its low price, Beetles quickly became popular in Germany and Europe. 1955, beetles were exported to more than 100 countries. When 198 1 stopped production, it had already produced 20 million vehicles, which broke the world record of Ford Model T. With the popularity of "Beetle", Volkswagen also grew into a powerful world automobile production group, and established automobile production factories and sales companies in Spain, Mexico and other countries.
Following the "Beetle", Volkswagen achieved mass production of four-wheel continuous drive water bus in 1980, and launched the world's best-selling golf cart in 1980s, thus becoming the largest car in Europe.
Volkswagen headquarters moved to Berlin, still in Fort Worth, with 265,000 employees. There are 13 production subsidiaries, 7 overseas sales companies and 23 other companies in the world. Domestic subsidiaries are mainly Volkswagen and Audi, while foreign companies include Spain, Mexico, Skoda, Santana, Passat, corrado, Audi and Audi Cobb. The production and sales volume of the whole automobile group is 3 million vehicles on the right.