Paula Fiddicke – electrive.com

Audi to close Brussels plant in February 2025

What had already become apparent with the unsuccessful search for an investor is becoming reality: the Audi plant in Brussels will cease production at the end of February 2025. This makes the factory the first production facility that the Volkswagen Group has closed in Europe for decades.

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