Volkswagen Group is reassessing the future of Seat as its performance lags behind its high-end sibling, Cupra, which is gaining market momentum. Spanish labor unions have raised concerns that phasing out the mass-market brand could threaten jobs at the Martorell plant, where thousands of workers are employed. The decision comes amid broader restructuring efforts within the automotive industry, with Seat’s profitability and long-term viability now in question. Industry observers will be watching closely as the automaker weighs cost-cutting measures against workforce stability.
Volkswagen Group says Seat's future is under review as Cupra gains traction. Spanish unions warn that discontinuing the mass-market brand risks jobs at the Martorell plant, which employs 12,000 people ...
