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Volkswagen in China
Dr. Joerg Mull
Executive Vice President, Finance
Volkswagen Group China

Volkswagen in China
Economic Indicators
Current China Automotive Market
Volkswagen Group China Sales-Performance Review
Products
Capacity and Investment
Financial Results
Market & Volkswagen Group Outlook

Volkswagen Group in China 2010
Volkswagen’s operations in China
FAW-Volkswagen
Volkswagen China
Changchun
Investment Company
Audi China

Dalian

Volkswagen Finance
(China) Co., Ltd.

Beijing

Volkswagen Beijing Centre
VW Import Co. Ltd.

Chengdu

Nanjing
Shanghai

FAW-Volkswagen

Volkswagen FAW Platform
Volkswagen FAW Engine
Volkswagen Automatic
Transmission
Shanghai Volkswagen
Sitech
Shanghai Volkswagen
Volkswagen Transmission
Shanghai Volkswagen
Powertrain
VW HK Co. Ltd.

• Total Investments 1984-2010:
• Deliveries to Customers 2010:
• Employees 2010 :

€ 9.5bn
1,923m units
~41,000

History
• 1984: Shanghai Volkswagen Automotive
Co. (SVW) as a joint venture between
Volkswagen and Shanghai Automotive
Industrial Corporation (or SAIC) was founded. Production milestone in
November 2010 – 6 million cars.
• Volkswagen was the automotive pioneer in the modern Chinese market.
• 1990: FAW-Volkswagen Automotive Co.
Ltd. was set-up as our second joint venture in China. Production milestone in
November 2010 – 4 million cars.
• 2004: Volkswagen China Investment
Company was founded to co-ordinate and manage all Volkswagen activities in China.
• Today: Volkswagen is represented by 16 companies in China.

Source: Volkswagen Group China

3

Successful partnership with FAW and SAIC

1990

Foundation

1984

FAW: 60%, VW AG: 30%, Audi AG: 10%

Share

SAIC Motor: 50%, VW AG: 50%

853,582

Deliveries 2010

991,807

No. 3

Sales Ranking

No. 2

~15,590

Employees1

~22,050

Jetta

Sagitar

Audi A6L

New Bora

Magotan

Audi A4L

Polo HB

Golf A6

CC

Audi Q5
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