German Automaker Opens Door to Chinese Investor: Volkswagen's Possible Factory Sale In a move that could have significant implications for the European automotive industry, Volkswagen has signaled its openness to selling one of its German factories to a Chinese buyer. According to a source close to the company, VW is considering the option as part of its efforts to adapt to a rapidly changing global market and comply with the European Union's plans to reduce carbon emissions. The potential sale could be a major coup for Chinese investors looking to expand their presence in the European automotive sector, and could also raise concerns about the impact on German jobs and the country's industrial base. As the global auto market continues to evolve, Volkswagen's willingness to consider a sale of one of its German factories is a sign of the company's willingness to think outside the box and adapt to a new reality.
VW would be open to selling one of its German factories to a Chinese buyer, a person familiar with the company's thinking told Reuters.
