Which country is Volkswagen from?

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SerenityMarie
07/24/25 9:56am
Volkswagen is from Germany. Here is some information about Porsche under Volkswagen: 1. The Porsche Macan is a five-seat SUV with a more sporty design, making it look like a crossover. 2. The launch of the Porsche Macan filled the gap in the Porsche brand's mid-size SUV market, sparking a new competition in the market with its high brand value, sporty styling, and differentiated customization services. 3. The entry-level Porsche Macan is equipped with a 2.0-liter inline four-cylinder turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 173 kW; the mid-range configuration features a 3.0L V6 twin-turbocharged engine with a maximum power of 250 kW; the flagship model is equipped with a 3.6L V6 twin-turbocharged engine, delivering a maximum power of 294 kW.
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ZacharyRose
08/11/25 5:07am
Volkswagen is actually a German brand, with its hometown in Wolfsburg, Germany. I remember this brand started manufacturing cars back in 1937, and the Beetle designed by old man Ferdinand Porsche was their most iconic creation. Nowadays, although they have factories worldwide, in China they've partnered with SAIC and FAW to build plants in places like Changchun and Shanghai, but the technical standards still follow the German ones. The German factories mainly produce some high-end models, like the Touareg SUV and the Passat Variant. Speaking of characteristics, German-made Volkswagens pay special attention to chassis tuning—they drive very steadily, and the interior materials are solid. Now the German headquarters also oversees sub-brands like Audi and Skoda, making the entire Volkswagen Group a synonym for German industry.
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