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Volkswagen do Brasil, Sao Jose dos Pinhais Plant[Brazil]
Volkswagen do Brasil, Sao Jose dos Pinhais Plant VW : T-Cross (2019-), Virtus (2025-), Tarok (2026-planning), Udara (VW247)(2026-planning), Tukan (2027-planning); Audi : All-new Q3/CKD (2026-), All-new Q3 Sportback/CKD (2026-); Rear axle, Front end assembly Stampings VW Golf (-2019), Fox (-2021), CrossFox (-2021), Fox GP (-2021), SpaceFox GP (-2021); Audi A3 Sedan (2015-2020), Q3 (2016-2019, 2022-2025), Q3 Sportback (2022-2025); Passenger car a...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2026/03/10
Volkswagen do Brasil, Sao Carlos Plant[Brazil]
unced it had produced its 20 millionth engine, with 12 million engines manufactured in the São Carlos plant and 8 million produced in Anchieta. São Carlos is responsible for the production of EA211-family 1.0-liter MPI, 1.6-liter MPI, 1.0-liter TSI and 1.4-liter TSI engines for the T-Cross, Polo, Virtus, up!, cross up!, Gol, Voyage, Saveiro Cross, Jetta, Tiguan and Audi A3, and exports engine components to VW’s Chemnitz plant in Germany, incl...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2026/03/06
Volkswagen do Brasil, Anchieta (Sao Bernardo do Campo) Plant[Brazil]
Volkswagen do Brasil, Anchieta (Sao Bernardo do Campo) Plant Gol (Pointer) (production ended), Parati (1994-2012), Polo Hatch (-2023), Polo Sedan (-2023), Polo GTS (2015-2024), Pickup Saveiro (1982 - 2027 planning), Pickup Saveiro Cross (2010 -2027 planning), Jetta (2015-2017), Virtus (2017-), Nivus (2020-), Nivus GTS (2025-), Polo Track (2025-), Hybrid Tayron (2027-planning), Hybrid Tayron X (2027-planning), T-Cross HV(MQB Evo platform)(2027-pla...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2026/03/06
Volkswagen do Brasil, Taubate Plant[Brazil]
lant but will continue exclusively at the Taubaté plant beginning at the end of July. The Taubaté plant will continue to manufacture the up!, cross up! and Voyage. The Anchieta plant, located in São Bernardo do Campo, will produce the Novo Polo, which enters the market later in 2017, and the new Virtus sedan, which launches in the first half of 2018. Anchieta will also continue producing the Saveiro and Saveiro Cross models. On August 7, Volks...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2026/03/06
Volkswagen Mexico, Puebla Plant[Mexico]
odels, and 250,000 1.4-liter TSI EA211 engines to the Puebla plant in Mexico to equip Jetta, Golf and Golf Variant models. The São Carlos plant is responsible for production of 1.0-liter MPI, 1.0-liter TSI, 1.4-liter TSI, and 1.6-liter MSI EA211 engines for the up!, cross up!, Fox, SpaceFox, Golf, Virtus, Gol, Polo, Voyage, Saveiro, and Saveiro Cross assembled in Brazil. The São Carlos facility also produces the 1.6-liter EA111 engine for the G...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2026/03/03
Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH, Chemnitz Plant[Germany]
unced it had produced its 20 millionth engine, with 12 million engines manufactured in the São Carlos plant and 8 million produced in Anchieta. São Carlos is responsible for the production of EA211-family 1.0-liter MPI, 1.6-liter MPI, 1.0-liter TSI and 1.4-liter TSI engines for the T-Cross, Polo, Virtus, up!, cross up!, Gol, Voyage, Saveiro Cross, Jetta, Tiguan and Audi A3, and exports engine components to VW’s Chemnitz plant in Germany, incl...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2025/12/09
ŠKODA AUTO Volkswagen India Pvt. Ltd. (SAVWIPL), Pune (Chakan) Plant (formerly Volkswagen India, Pune (Chakan) Plant)[India]
ŠKODA AUTO Volkswagen India Pvt. Ltd. (SAVWIPL), Pune (Chakan) Plant (formerly Volkswagen India, Pune (Chakan) Plant) VW Vento (2010-2022), Phaeton ( -2012), Polo/Cross Polo (2010-2022), Ameo (2016- 2019), Taigun (2021-)/T-Cross for Export (2022-), Virtus (2022-), Skoda EV (2027-planning); Skoda Rapid (2011-2022), Kushaq (2021-), Slavia (2022-), Kylaq (2024-); Gasoline engines - 1.0L, 1.4L(-2021), 1.5L, 1.6L (2016-), 1.2L (2016-2018) Diesel engi...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2025/08/18
Volkswagen, Way to Zero Center[Brazil]
developed in Brazil, and the São Carlos plant will receive a new engine for HEVs. The Design and Engineering Center at the Anchieta plant will also receive part of the investments. The remaining BRL 3 billion is allocated to the São José dos Pinhais plant, that will begin production of the Novo Virtus sedan, starting in 2025, which continues to be produced at the Anchieta facility, and an unprecedented pickup truck. VW also announced that its...
OEM Plants Updated at: 2024/11/26



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