The Rivian-Volkswagen joint venture deal is now up to $5.8B
Rivian and Volkswagen Group have finalized a multi-billion-dollar joint venture to develop software, paving the way to let the German auto giant leverage the EV startup’s more technical chops in the coming years. Volkswagen will invest up to $5.8 billion by 2027, about 16% more than when the deal was first announced in June.
Volkswagen is facing some financial problems at the moment because of its push to develop EVs. This is why it should prove a warning to its rivals.
A revised exterior, hard buttons on the steering wheel, more power for the Golf R, and 12.9-inch touchscreen infotainment are ...
Rivian (RIVN) and Volkswagen, an upcoming EV startup and one of the world’s largest automakers, are teaming up to ...
Volkswagen Group UK has named Damien O’Sullivan as its new managing director from December. O’Sullivan steps into the role ...
A Volkswagen AG entity is looking to raise new debt on Tuesday in an offering that will test demand among bond investors ...
Damien O’Sullivan has been appointed as Volkswagen Group UK’s new managing director from December 1. O’Sullivan, who has ...
Dionne Hanlon has been appointed as senior editor for commercial vehicles and motorcycles for Cap HPI’s valuations team, ...
The head of investments at German auto maker Volkswagen is leaving the board of Sweden's Northvolt, the Swedish battery maker ...
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