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From Lamborghini And Bugatti, To Bentley And Porsche, Here Are 12 Automakers Owned By Volkswagen

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From Lamborghini And Bugatti, To Bentley And Porsche, Here Are 12 Automakers Owned By Volkswagen - autojosh

From Lamborghini and Bugatti, to Bentley and Porsche, here 12 famous automakers owned and controlled by German-based Autogiant, Volkswagen AG.

From Lamborghini And Bugatti, To Bentley And Porsche, Here Are 12 Automakers Owned By Volkswagen - autojosh

The Volkswagen Group is famous for producing some of the most popular and best-selling cars ever, including iconic vehicles like the Combi bus and the Beetle, popularly known in Nigeria as Ijapka.

The Wolfsburg-based manufacturer, now headed by Dr. Herbert Diess was founded by the German government in 1937 to mass-produce a low-priced “people’s car.”





But what many people don’t know is that the German-based auto-giant, in addition to producing its VW badge vehicles, also controls more than 10 famous automakers.

From Lamborghini And Bugatti, To Bentley And Porsche, Here Are 12 Automakers Owned By Volkswagen - autojosh

12 automakers owned by Volkswagen AG

Over the past few years, VW AG has acquired “dieing” automakers around the world to save them from going into extinction. This fate has befell the likes of American manufacturers like the Saturn, Pontiac and Oldsmobile.

From Lamborghini And Bugatti, To Bentley And Porsche, Here Are 12 Automakers Owned By Volkswagen - autojosh

As of this writing, these are the twelve (12) famous automakers from seven countries that are owned and controlled by Volkswagen Group.

Volkswagen

Country : Germany

Audi AG





Country : Germany

Bentley Motors

Country : UK

Bugatti

Country : France

Lamborghini S.p.A. 

Country : Italy

Porsche AG

Country : Germany

SEAT S.A

Country : Spain

Skoda Auto a.s.

Country : Czech

MAN SE

Country : Germany

Scania AB

Country : Sweden

Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles

Country : Germany

Ducati S.p.A.

Country : Italy

With its “TOGETHER – Strategy 2025” future program, the Volkswagen Group is aiming to become a globally leading provider of sustainable mobility.





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