New VW Cabriolet brings hope to Osnabruck

New VW Cabriolet brings hope to Osnabruck

While unveiling the new VW Golf Cabriolet last year VW announced that the model will be produced at the Osnabruck car plant. This helped secure the future of the plant as well as thousands of jobs, no surprise then that the German Government was very pleased to hear that more jobs had been secured in a recession. This helped secure the future of the plant as well as thousands of jobs, no surprise then that the German Government was very pleased to hear that more jobs had been secured in a recession.

In fact, many say the German government had a large part in convincing VW to keep car production at Osnabruck. The president of German personally visited the car plant on a fact finding visit which also coincided with the celebration of the first VW Golf Cabriolet rolling off the production line. The Golf Cabriolet had been suspended from the range for a few years, replaced by the EOS and the new Volkswagen Beetle Cabriolet in Ruislip.

German President Christian Wulff said: "I am very pleased we have been able to safeguard the future of Osnabruck as a car making location. Osnabruck has enormous potential. The strengths of the employees and their comprehensive enormous know-how, for example in building cabriolets, are a perfect fit for Volkswagen Osnabruck as part of the wider Volkswagen Group."German President Christian Wulff said: "I am very pleased we have been able to safeguard the future of Osnabruck as a car making location. Osnabruck has enormous potential. The strengths of the employees and their comprehensive enormous know-how, for example in building cabriolets, are a perfect fit for Volkswagen Osnabruck as part of the wider Volkswagen Group."

The Volkswagen car plant in Osnabruck covers the entire automotive process chain from vehicle development through tooling to production. As well as the Volkswagen Golf Cabriolet VW also plans to use the Osnabruck plant as an overflow facility for manufacturing the Porsche brand Boxster and Cayman models going forward. The plant has a total annual capacity of roughly 100,000 units. Volkswagen will have invested approximately 300 million Euros in the new Osnabruck plant by the end of this year.

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