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VW recalls nearly 44,000 ID.4s because of fire risk
Volkswagen will recall nearly 44,000 ID.4s for the 2022 to 2025 model years because of a defect that may pose a fire risk.
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Strike authorization, decertification figures unknown as UAW-VW stalemate lingers
The United Auto Workers has not released the percentage of Volkswagen Chattanooga workers who voted in favor of strike authorization in late October despite doing so at other employers across the United States.
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Volkswagen sales declined in 2025. Analyst says automaker overinvested in EVs
Volkswagen sales slumped 13% in 2025 as the company navigated a volatile environment for the electric vehicle market.
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Petition seeks to reverse union vote at Volkswagen Chattanooga
‘Take your raise without all the drama,’ organizers suggest
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UAW president says job security top priority as VW stalemate lingers
Job security is top of the list as the United Auto Workers push Volkswagen to tweak its last, best and final offer to Chattanooga workers.
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Volkswagen, hit by tariffs, reports $1.5 billion loss and warns of chip shortage
Volkswagen said Thursday that it lost $1.5 billion in the third quarter because of President Donald Trump's tariffs and the company's shift away from electric vehicles at Porsche, but it remained on track to meet its financial targets for the year, provided it can secure the semiconductors it needed to power its vehicles.
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UAW strike authorization at Volkswagen Chattanooga passes
Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga have authorized the United Auto Workers to call a strike if that step becomes necessary, according to a post online by the union.
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Voting begins on strike authorization at Volkswagen Chattanooga
Josh Epperson, a 13-year employee at Volkswagen Chattanooga, remembers going to Waffle House with a friend at 4 a.m. to drown his sorrows in an omelet after a 2019 vote to join the United Auto Workers union fell short.
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Dates set for strike authorization vote at Volkswagen Chattanooga
Volkswagen workers in Chattanooga will hold a strike authorization vote Tuesday and Wednesday, according to a post on social media by the United Auto Workers union.
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Some Chattanooga VW workers say they’re ready to accept a deal, others loudly disagree
Angelo Robinson has worked at Volkswagen Chattanooga for more than 15 years — ever since the company opened its production plant at Enterprise South — and job security never crossed his mind until his coworkers voted to join the United Auto Workers union.
