3 days agoVolkswagen loses 415 euros per car
Periskopi(6 years ago)
(6 years ago)Major differences in losses say much about the business structure of individual companies. There is no doubt that the crisis caused by the coronary pandemic is one of the largest in modern history, and has particularly hit the auto industry. Months will not be enough for recovery, but some will need [...]
There is no doubt that the crisis caused by the coronary pandemic is one of the largest in modern history, and has particularly hit the auto industry. Months will not be enough for recovery, but some will take years, experts estimate.
To better understand the scale of the crisis, Germany's Handesblat has published a study showing the cost of the crisis for the sold vehicle.
And the results are surprising. For example, Volkswagen's sales dropped by 28%, Toyota by 29% and were transferred to cars, means a minus 415 euros per car for Volkswagen, while Toyota won 533 euros per car.
Of course, the entire German auto industry is not red. So the Porsche is still in a big plus with a profit of 10,000 euros per car. One shining example “beyond the” basin is Tesla Motors, which earns 3,000 euros per car.
