The document provides an overview of Volkswagen Group's key figures for 2009: - Vehicle sales increased slightly to 6.3 million but production decreased to 6.1 million. - Revenue was €105.2 billion, profit after tax was €911 million, down significantly from 2008. - The Group has nine brands and operates 60 plants worldwide, employing nearly 370,000 people.

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3. TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S 1
Table of Contents 1
The Volkswagen Group 2
Board of Management of Volkswagen AG 4
Supervisory Board 5
Key Figures 6
Five-Year Review 8
Volkswagen Share Key Figures 10
Share Price Development from Dec. 2004 to Dec. 2009 12
Significant Group Companies 14
Production Network 16
Germany 16
Europe 18
North/South America and South Africa 22
Asia/Pacific 23
Environment and Transport 25
Deliveries to Customers 26
Competitive Situation 33
Market Shares of New Passenger Car
Registrations by Country 33
New Passenger Car Registrations by Market 34
Developments in Workforce 36
Employees in Technical Development 40
General Procurement Information 42
Procurement Volumes by Brand and Company 42
Organizational Charts 43
Volkswagen Passenger Cars 43
Audi 44
SEAT 45
ãkoda 46
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles 47
Bentley 48
Bugatti 49
Lamborghini 50
Scania 51
Volkswagen Financial Services AG 52
Historical Notes 54
The Model Range of the Volkswagen Group 74
Volkswagen Passenger Cars 74
Audi 82
SEAT 87
ãkoda 90
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles 93
Bentley 97
Bugatti 98
Lamborghini 99
Scania 100

4. 2 T H E VO L K SWA G E N G R O U P
The Volkswagen Group with its headquarters in Wolfsburg is
one of the world’s leading automobile manufacturers and the
largest carmaker in Europe. In 2009, the Group increased the
number of vehicles delivered to customers to 6.336 million
(2008: 6.257 million), corresponding to a 11.3 percent share
of the world passenger car market.
In Western Europe, the largest car market in the world, just
over one in five new cars (20.9 percent) comes from the Volks­
wagen Group. Group sales came in 2009 to 105.2 billion euros
(2008: 113.8 billion). Profit after tax in the 2009 financial year
amounted to 0.9 billion euros (2008: 4.69 billion).
The Group is made up of nine brands from seven European
countries: Volkswagen, Audi, SEAT, Skoda, Volkswagen
Commercial Vehicles, Bentley, Bugatti, Lamborghini and
Scania.

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Each brand has its own character and operates as an in­
dependent entity on the market. The product range extends
from low­consumption small cars to luxury class vehicles.
In the commercial vehicle sector, the product offering spans
pick ups, busses and heavy trucks.
The Group operates 60 production plants in fifteen
European countries and a further six countries in the
Americas, Asia and Africa. Around the world, nearly
370,000 employees produce about 26,000 vehicles or
are involved in vehicle­related services each working day.
The Volkswagen Group sells its vehicles in 153 countries.
It is the goal of the Group to offer attractive, safe and
environmentally sound vehicles which are competitive
on an increasingly tough market and which set world
standards in their respective classes.
December 31, 2009

6. 4 B OA R D O F M A N A G E M E N T O F VO L K SWA G E N A G
Board of Management of Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Martin Winterkorn
Chairman,
Research and Development
Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Jochem Heizmann
Production
Christian Klingler
Sales and Marketing
Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Horst Neumann
Human Resources and Organization
Hans Dieter Pötsch
Finance and Controlling
Dr. rer. pol. h.c. Francisco Javier Garcia Sanz
Procurement
Rupert Stadler
Chairman of the Board of Management
of AUDI AG
February 1, 2010

7. SU PERVISORY BOAR D w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m / i r 5
Hon.-Prof. Dr. techn. h.c. Roland Oetker
Dipl.-Ing. ETH Managing Partner of
Ferdinand K. Piëch ROI Verwaltungsgesellschaft mbH;
Chairman Hon. President of Deutsche Schutz­
vereinigung für Wertpapierbesitz e.V.
Jürgen Peters
Deputy Chairman Bernd Osterloh
Chairman of the General and Group
Works Councils of Volkswagen AG
Jörg Bode
Minister of Economic Affairs, Labor
Dr. jur. Hans Michel Piëch
and Transport for the Federal State
Lawyer in private practice
of Lower Saxony
Dr. jur. Ferdinand Oliver Porsche
Dr. jur. Michael Frenzel
Member of the Board of
Chairman of the
Management of Familie Porsche AG
Board of Management of TUI AG
Beteiligungsgesellschaft
Babette Fröhlich
Dr. rer. comm. Wolfgang Porsche
IG Metall, with responsibility for
Chairman of the Supervisory Board
Strategic Planning
of Porsche Automobil Holding SE;
Chairman of the Supervisory Board
Dr. jur. Hans Michael Gaul
of Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG
Dr. Ing. Jürgen Großmann
Wolfgang Ritmeier
Chairman of the Board of Manage­
Chairman of the Board of Manage­
ment of RWE AG; Partner, Georgs­
ment of Volkswagen Management
marienhütte Holding GmbH
Association (VMA)
Peter Jacobs
Heinrich Söfjer
Chairman of the Works Council at
Member of the Works Council
the Volkswagen AG Emden plant
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
Hartmut Meine
Jürgen Stumpf
Director of the Lower Saxony and
Chairman of the Works Council at
Saxony­Anhalt Regional Office of
the Volkswagen AG Kassel plant
IG Metall
Bernd Wehlauer
Peter Mosch
Deputy Chairman of the General
Chairman of the General Works
and Group Works Councils of
Council of AUDI AG
Volkswagen AG
Christian Wulff
Minister­President of the
Federal State of Lower Saxony
December 31, 2009

8. 6 KEY FIGURES
VO L K SWA G E N G R O U P
Volume Data 1 2009 2008 %
Vehicle sales (units) 6,309,743 6,271,724 + 0.6
Production (units) 6,054,829 6,346,515 – 4.6
Employees at Dec. 31 368,500 369,928 – 0.4
Financial Data (IFRSs), € million 2009 2008 %
Sales revenue 105,187 113,808 – 7.6
Operating profit 1,855 6,333 – 70.7
Profit before tax 1,261 6,608 – 80.9
Profit after tax 911 4,688 – 80.6
Profit attributable to shareholders
of Volkswagen AG 960 4,753 – 79.8
Cash flows from operating activities 2 12,741 2,702 x
Cash flows from investing activities 2 10,428 11,613 – 10.2
Automotive Division 3
EBITDA 4 8,005 12,108 – 33.9
Cash flows from operating activities 2 12,815 8,800 + 45.6
Cash flows from investing activities 2 10,252 11,479 – 10.7
of which: investments in property, plant
and equipment 2 5,783 6,773 – 14.6
as a percentage of sales revenue 6.2 6.6
capitalized development costs 1,948 2,216 – 12.1
as a percentage of sales revenue 2.1 2.2
Net cash flow 2,563 – 2,679 x
Net liquidity at Dec. 31 10,636 8,039 + 32.3
Return ratios in % 2009 2008
Return on sales before tax 1.2 5.8
Return on investment after tax
(Automotive Division) 3.8 10.9
Return on equity before tax
(Financial Services Division) 6 7.9 12.1

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VO L K SWA G E N A G
Volume Data 2009 2008 %
Vehicle sales (units) 2,053,427 2,388,014 – 14.0
Production (units) 1,038,344 1,137,145 – 8.7
Employees at Dec. 31 7 95,164 90,363 + 5.3
Financial Data (HGB), € million 2009 2008 %
Sales 47,864 56,710 – 15.6
Net income 1,082 827 + 30.8
1) Including volume data for the vehicle­production investments
Shanghai­Volkswagen Automotive Company Ltd. and FAW­Volkswagen Automotive
Company Ltd., which are accounted for using the equity method.
2) 2008 adjusted.
3) Including allocation of consolidation adjustments between
the Automotive and Financial Services divisions.
4) Operating profit plus net depreciation / amortization and impairment losses / reversals
of impairment losses on property, plant and equipment, capitalized development costs,
leasing and rental assets, goodwill and financial assets as reported in the cash flow statement.
5) Excluding acquisition and disposal of equity investments: €7,585 million (€8,879 million).
6) Profit before tax as a percentage of average equity.
7) 2009 including Auto5000 GmbH.
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10. 8 F I V E -YEA R R EV I EW
Volume Data (thousands)
Vehicle Sales (units)
Germany
Abroad
Production (units)
Germany
Abroad
Employees (yearly average)
Germany
Abroad
Financial Data (in € million )
Sales revenue
Profit before tax
Profit after tax
Cash flows from operating activities*
Cash flows from investing activities*
* 2008 and 2007 adjusted.

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2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
6,310 6,272 6,192 5,720 5,193
1,288 1,013 1,030 1,093 1,019
5,022 5,259 5,162 4,627 4,174
6,055 6,347 6,213 5,660 5,219
1,938 2,146 2,086 1,935 1,913
4,117 4,201 4,127 3,725 3,306
367 357 329 329 345
173 178 175 174 179
194 179 154 155 166
2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
105,187 113,808 108,897 104,875 93,996
1,261 6,608 6,543 1,793 1,621
911 4,688 4,122 1,955 1,050
12,741 2,702 9,308 14,470 10,709
10,428 11,613 7,120 11,911 10,365
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12. 10 V O L K S W A G E N S H A R E K E Y F I G U R E S
Dividend development
Number of no­par value shares at Dec. 31
Ordinary shares thousands
Preferred shares thousands
Dividend
per ordinary share €
per preferred share €
Share price development 1
Ordinary shares
Closing €
Annual high €
Annual low €
Preferred shares
Closing €
Annual high €
Annual low €
Market capitalization at Dec. 31 € billion
Equity at Dec. 31 € billion
Ratio of market capitalization to equity factor
Key figures per share
Earnings per ordinary share
basic €
diluted €
Operating profit 3 €
Cash flows from operating activities 3 €
Equity 4 €
Price/earnings ratio 5 factor
Price/cash flow ratio 5 factor
Dividend yield
ordinary share %
preferred share %
Price development (excluding dividends)
ordinary share %
preferred share %
Turnover on German stock exchanges 6
Turnover of Volkswagen ordinary shares € billion
million shares
Volkswagen share of total DAX turnover %
1) Xetra prices.
2) For 2006 from continuing and discontinued operations.
3) Based on the weighted average number of ordinary and preferred shares outstanding (basic).

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2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
295,005 294,920 291,337 286,980 321,930
105,238 105,238 105,238 105,238 105,238
1.60 1.93 1.80 1.25 1.15
1.66 1.99 1.86 1.31 1.21
2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
77.00 250.00 156.10 85.89 44.61
298.85 945.00 197.90 85.89 54.01
72.41 148.43 82.60 45.10 31.88
65.74 38.02 100.00 56.55 32.50
81.72 108.30 131.00 56.55 40.00
30.24 29.30 54.14 32.85 24.00
29.6 77.7 56.0 30.6 15.9
35.3 35.0 31.9 26.9 23.6
0.84 2.22 1.75 1.14 0.67
2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
2.38 11.92 10.43 7.07 2 2.90
2.38 11.88 10.34 7.04 2 2.90
4.64 15.91 15.60 5.18 6.60
31.84 27.13 39.72 37.32 27.86
88.15 87.49 80.38 68.59 55.25
36.2 21.0 15.0 12.1 15.4
2.4 9.2 3.9 2.3 1.6
2.1 0.8 1.2 1.5 2.6
2.5 5.2 1.9 2.3 3.7
– 69.2 + 60.2 + 81.7 + 92.5 + 33.8
+ 72.9 – 62.0 + 76.8 + 74.0 + 33.1
2009 2008 2007 2006 2005
23.5 136.5 103.1 50.5 30.9
129.6 562.8 877.3 770.4 735.7
3.2 7 8.0 5.3 3.9 3.3
4) Based on the total number of ordinary and preferred shares on December 31.
5) Using closing prices of the ordinary shares.
6) Order book turnover on German exchanges.
7) On December 23, 2009, preferred shares replaced ordinary shares in the DAX.
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14. 12 SHARE PRICE DEVELOPMENT FROM DEC. 2004 TO DEC. 2009
800
600
400
200
100
December 2004
March 2005
June 2005
September 2005
December 2005
March 2006
June 2006
September 2006
December 2006
March 2007
Index based on month-end prices:
Dec. 31, 2004 = 100

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June 2007
September 2007
December 2007
March 2008
June 2008
September 2008
December 2008
March 2009
June 2009
September 2009
December 2009
Volkswagen preferred share Volkswagen ordinary share
DJ Euro STOXX 50 DJ Euro STOXX Automobile
German Share Index (DAX)
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16. 14 S I G N I F I C A N T G R O U P C O M PA N I E S
Name, location Equity interest in %
Automotive Division
VOLKSWAGEN AG, Wolfsburg
Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH, Zwickau 100.00
VOLKSWAGEN SLOVAKIA, a.s., Bratislava/Slovak Republic 100.00
SITECH Sitztechnik GmbH, Wolfsburg 100.00
Volkswagen Navarra, S.A., Arazurí (Navarra)/Spain 100.00
AUTOEUROPA­AUTOMÓVEIS LDA., Palmela/Portugal 100.00
Volkswagen Motor Polska Sp.z o.o., Polkowice/Poland 100.00
Volkswagen­Audi España, S.A., El Prat de Llobregat
(Barcelona)/Spain 100.00
Volkswagen Original Teile Logistik GmbH & Co. KG, Baunatal 52.96
VOLKSWAGEN Group United Kingdom Ltd.,
Milton Keynes/United Kingdom 100.00
Groupe VOLKSWAGEN France s.a., Villers­Cotterêts/France 100.00
Automobilmanufaktur Dresden GmbH, Dresden 100.00
Volkswagen Poznan Sp.z o.o., Poznan/´ oland
P 100.00
Volkswagen Group Sverige Aktiebolag, Södertälje/Sweden 100.00
Auto 5000 GmbH, Wolfsburg 100.00
Volkswagen Group of America, Inc.,
Herndon, Virginia/USA 100.00
Volkswagen Group Canada, Inc., Ajax, Ontario/Canada 100.00
VOLKSWAGEN Group Japan K.K., Toyohashi/Japan 100.00
OOO VOLKSWAGEN Group Rus, Kaluga/Russia 93.78
AUDI AG, Ingolstadt 99.55
AUDI BRUSSELS S.A./N.V., Brussels/Belgium 100.00
AUDI HUNGARIA MOTOR Kft., Györ/Hungary 100.00
Audi of America, LLC, Herndon, Virginia/USA 100.00
Audi Volkswagen Korea Ltd., Seoul/Korea 100.00
Audi Volkswagen Middle East FZE,
Dubai/United Arab Emirates 100.00
Automobili Lamborghini Holding S.p.A., Sant' Agata Bolognese/Italy 100.00
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP ITALIA S.P.A., Verona/Italy 100.00
quattro GmbH, Neckarsulm 100.00
SEAT, S.A., Martorell, Barcelona/Spain 100.00
SEAT Deutschland GmbH, Mörfelden­Walldorf 100.00
Gearbox del Prat, S.A., El Prat de Llobregat (Barcelona)/Spain 100.00
ãKODA AUTO a.s., Mladá Boleslav/Czech Republic 100.00
ãkodaAuto Deutschland GmbH, Weiterstadt 100.00
ãKODA AUTO Slovensko s.r.o., Bratislava/Slovak Republic 100.00
ãKODA AUTO POLSKA, S.A., Poznan/Poland 51.00
Bentley Motors Ltd., Crewe/United Kingdom 100.00
Volkswagen de México, S.A. de C.V., Puebla/Pue./Mexico 100.00
Volkswagen do Brasil Ltda., São Bernardo do Campo, SP/Brazil 100.00
Volkswagen Argentina S.A., Buenos Aires/Argentina 100.00
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Name, location Equity interest in %
Volkswagen of South Africa (Pty) Ltd., Uitenhage/South Africa 100.00
Scania AB, Södertälje/Sweden 1 49.29
S.A.S. Scania Holding France, Angers/France 100.00
Scania Deutschland Holding GmbH, Koblenz 100.00
Scania Europe Holding B.V., Zwolle/The Netherlands 100.00
Scania CV AB, Södertälje/Sweden 100.00
Shanghai­Volkswagen Automotive Company Ltd., Shanghai/PR. China 2 50.00
FAW­Volkswagen Automotive Company, Ltd., Changchun/PR. China 2 40.00
Volkswagen (China) Investment Company Ltd., Beijing/PR. China 100.00
Volkswagen Group Services S.A., Brussels/Belgium 100.00
Volkswagen International Finance N.V., Amsterdam/The Netherlands 100.00
Porsche Zwischenholding GmbH, Stuttgart 2,4 49.90
Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart –
MAN SE, Munich 3 28.67
Financial Services Division
VOLKSWAGEN FINANCIAL SERVICES AG, Braunschweig 100.00
Volkswagen Leasing GmbH, Braunschweig 100.00
Volkswagen Bank GmbH, Braunschweig 100.00
Volkswagen Reinsurance AG, Braunschweig 100.00
Volkswagen­Versicherungsdienst GmbH, Wolfsburg 100.00
VOLKSWAGEN FINANCE, S.A., Alcobendas (Madrid)/Spain 100.00
Volkswagen Financial Services (UK) Ltd., Milton Keynes/United Kingdom 100.00
Volkswagen Financial Services N.V., Amsterdam/The Netherlands 100.00
Volkswagen Financial Services Japan Ltd., Tokyo/Japan 100.00
ãkoFIN s.r.o., Prague/Czech Republic 100.00
Global Mobility Holding B.V., Amsterdam/The Netherlands 2, 5 50.00
LeasePlan Corporation N.V., Amsterdam/The Netherlands –
Volkswagen Pon Financial Services B.V.,
Amersfoort/The Netherlands 2 60.00
VW CREDIT, INC., Wilmington, Delaware/USA 100.00
VOLKSWAGEN LEASING SA DE CV, Puebla/Mexico 100.00
VOLKSWAGEN BANK SA INSTITUCION DE BANCA MULTIPLE,
Puebla/Mexico 100.00
Financial services companies in Brazil, São Paulo/Brazil 100.00
Financial services companies in Argentina, Buenos Aires/Argentina 00.00
1
1) The share of the voting rights in Scania is 71.81 % and thus differs from the equity interest.
2) Joint ventures are accounted for using the equity method.
3) The share of the voting rights in MAN is 29.9 % and thus differs from the
equity interest. The company is accounted for using the equity method.
4) Porsche Zwischenholding GmbH, Stuttgart, holds 100 % of the shares of
Dr. Ing. h. c. F. Porsche AG, Stuttgart.
The company‘s fiscal year ends on June 30, 2010.
5) Global Mobility Holding B. V., Amsterdam, holds all shares of
LeasePlan Corporation N. V., Amsterdam.
December 31, 2009

18. 16 P R O D U C T I O N N E T W O R K G E R M A N Y
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8
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9
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GERMANY 7 Emden plant
(7,500 employees)
AUDI AG (46,500 employees; PASSAT, PASSAT VARIANT, PASSAT CC
founded in 1909, 1965 acquisition
of 50 % of the capital of Auto­ 8 Salzgitter plant
Union GmbH; today more than (6,000 employees)
99 % owned by VOLKSWAGEN AG) engines
1 Ingolstadt plant Volkswagen Sachsen GmbH
AUDI A3, AUDI A3 SPORTBACK, AUDI A4, (7,750 employees;
AUDI A4 AVANT, AUDI A4 ALLROAD, founded in 1990; wholly owned
AUDI A5 COUPÉ, AUDI A5 SPORT­ by VOLKSWAGEN AG)
BACK, AUDI Q5, components: engine
components 9 Chemnitz plant
engines
2 Neckarsulm plant
AUDI A4, AUDI A5 CABRIOLET, 10 Zwickau plant
AUDI A6, AUDI A6 AVANT, AUDI A6 GOLF, PASSAT
ALLROAD, AUDI A8, AUDI R8 COUPÉ,
AUDI R8 SPYDER Automobilmanufaktur
Dresden GmbH
VOLKSWAGEN AG (380 employees; founded in 1998;
(95,200 employees; founded as wholly owned by VOLKSWAGEN AG)
Volkswagenwerk GmbH in 1938)
11 Gläserne Manufaktur
3 Wolfsburg plant Dresden
(50,000 employees) PHAETON
GOLF, GOLF PLUS, TIGUAN,
TOURAN, components: press shop, SITECH Sitztechnik GmbH
chassis, plastics technology (1,700 emloyees; founded in 2001;
wholly owned by SITECH Sp. z o.o.)
4 Hanover plant
(12,750 employees) 12 Wolfsburg plant
T5, T5 GP, components: foundry, components: seating technology
heat exchangers
öVolkswagen Osnabrück
5 Brunswick plant GmbH
(5,500 employees) (from 2011)
chassis components
6 Kassel plant
(13,450 employees)
gearboxes, components: foundry
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20. 18 P R O D U C T I O N N E T W O R K E U R O P E
25
30
23
24
22
29
16 28
18
27 19, 20
13
39 4140
34
15 33
26 42
17
14
38 35
36
37
21
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BELGI UM ITALY
AUDI BRUSSELS S.A. Automobili Lamborghini
(2,200 employees; S.p.A.
founded in 1971; wholly owned (990 employees; founded in 1963,
by VOLKSWAGEN AG) wholly owned by Automobili
Lamborghini Holding S.p.A., wholly
13 Brussels plant owned by AUDI AG since 1998)
AUDI A3 SPORTBACK, POLO (2009
end of production) 17 Sant’ Agata Bolognese plant
GALLARDO COUPÉ, GALLARDO
BOSN IA-H ERZEGOVI NA SPYDER, MURCIÉLAGO COUPÉ,
MURCIÉLAGO ROADSTER, engines
VOLKSWAGEN SARAJEVO,
d.o.o. POLAND
(founded in 1998;
58% VOLKSWAGEN AG,
Volkswagen Pozna´ Sp. z o.o.
n
(5,000 employees; founded in 1993;
42% Prevent Sarajevo d.o.o.)
wholly owned by Volkswagen
International Finance N.V.)
14 Sarajevo plant
Eco Carrier, components:
18 Pozna´ plant
n
ring gears, stub axles
CADDY 3, T5, T5 GP,
components: foundry
FRANCE
Volkswagen Motor Polska
Bugatti Automobiles SAS Sp. z o.o.
(65 employees; founded in 1910; (1,150 employees; founded in
part of the Volkswagen Group 1998; wholly owned by Volkswagen
since 1998; today wholly owned by Inter ational Finance N.V.)
n
Groupe VOLKSWAGEN France s.a.)
19 Polkowice plant
15 Molsheim plant engines
VEYRON 16.4, VEYRON GRAND SPORT
SITECH Sp. z o.o.
(1,400 employees; wholly owned
GREAT BRITAI N
by Volkswagen International Finance
N.V.)
Bentley Motors Ltd.
(3,400 employees; founded in 1919; 20 Polkowice plant
wholly owned by VOLKSWAGEN AG) components: seating technology
16 Crewe plant
ARNAGE, BROOKLANDS, AZURE,
CONTINENTAL FLYING SPUR,
CONTINENTAL GT,
CONTINENTAL GTC, engines
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22. 20 P R O D U C T I O N N E T W O R K E U R O P E
PORTUGAL 25 Luleå plant (Sweden)
Components (production of
AUTOEUROPA - frame members)
AUTOMÓVEIS LDA.
(3,000 employees; founded in 26 Angers plant
1991; 74 % Volkswagen Inter­ (France)
national Finance N.V.; 26 % Global Assembly of trucks
VW Automotive B.V.)
27 Zwolle plant
21 Palmela plant (The Netherlands)
EOS, SCIROCCO, SHARAN, Assembly of trucks
SEAT ALHAMBRA
28 Meppel
RUSSIA (The Netherlands)
Components, components paint
OOO Volkswagen Group Rus
shop
(2,000 employees; founded in
1999; 28.06 % VOLKSWAGEN AG,
29 Slupsk plant (Poland)
16.80 % SKODA AUTO a.s., 48.92 %
Assembly of bus bodies
Volkswagen International Finance
N.V., 6.22 % European Bank for
30 St. Petersburg plant
Reconstruction and Development)
(Russia)
Assembly of bus bodies
22 Kaluga plant
TIGUAN, ãKODA OCTAVIA, several
31 São Paulo plant
SKD models of the Volkswagen,
(Brazil)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles,
Production of engines, axles, cabs,
ãkoda and Audi brands
truck and bus chassis
SWEDEN
32 Tucumán plant
(Argentina)
Scania AB
Powertrain components
(32,330 employees*; founded in
(production)
1891, VOLKSWAGEN AG 49.29 %
share capital and 71.81 % voting
rights)
23 Södertälje plant
(Sweden)
Production of truck and bus chassis,
components (engines, transmission
and axle production)
24 Oskarshamn plant
(Sweden)
Components (production of cabs)
* as reported by Scania December 31, 2009

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SLOVAK REPUBLIC Volkswagen Navarra, S.A.
(4,850 employees;
VOLKSWAGEN SLOVAKIA a.s. founded in 1993 when the
(6,600 employees; Pamplona plant was spun off from
founded in 1991; wholly owned SEAT S.A. as ”Fabrica Navarra de
by Volks agen International
w A
utomoviles S.A.“, 100 % SEAT, S.A.)
Finance N.V.)
38 Pamplona plant
33 Bratislava plant POLO, engines (assembly only)
TOUAREG, ãKODA OCTAVIA,
AUDI Q7, PORSCHE CAYENNE, CZECH REPUBLIC
gearboxes (assembly only)
ãKODA AUTO a.s.
34 Martin plant (23,600 employees;
components: gearboxes/chassis founded in 1895; wholly owned
by Volkswagen International Finance
SPAI N N.V.)
SEAT, S.A. 39 Mladá Boleslav plant
(11,500 employees; FABIA, FABIA COMBI, OCTAVIA,
founded in 1950, wholly owned by OCTAVIA COMBI, engines, gearboxes,
VOLKSWAGEN AG) components: foundry
35 Barcelona plant 40 Kvasiny plant
components: press shop ROOMSTER, PRAKTIK, YETI, SUPERB,
SUPERB COMBI
36 Martorell plant
IBIZA, IBIZA SC, CORDOBA, LEON, 41 Vrchlabí plant
TOLEDO, ALTEA, ALTEA XL, OCTAVIA, OCTAVIA COMBI
ALTEA FREETRACK, EXEO, EXEO ST,
engines (assembly only) H U NGARY
Gearbox del Prat, S.A. AUDI HUNGARIA MOTOR
(founded in 1989, wholly owned by Kft.
SEAT, S.A.) (5,600 employees;
founded in 1993;
37 Prat plant wholly owned by AUDI AG)
gearboxes, components: foundry
42 Györ plant
AUDI A3 CABRIOLET, AUDI TT COUPÉ,
AUDI TT ROADSTER, engines
December 31, 2009

24. 22 PRODUCTION NETWORK NORTH/SOUTH AMERICA AND SOUTH AFRICA
ö
43
48 49
31
32 47
44 46 50
45
USA BRAZIL
öVolkswagen Group of Volkswagen do Brasil
America Chattanooga Indústria de Veículos
Operations, LLC. Automotores Ltda.
(from 2011) (21,700 employees; founded in
1953; wholly owned by Volkswagen
MEXICO International Finance N.V.)
Volkswagen de México, S.A. 46 Anchieta plant
de C.V. (13,200 employees; GOL, SAVEIRO, NEW SAVEIRO, POLO,
founded in 1964; wholly owned POLO CLASSIC, PARATI, T2, engines,
by VOLKSWAGEN AG) gearboxes: foundry
43 Puebla plant 47 Curitiba plant
JETTA, NEW BEETLE, NEW BEETLE FOX, GOLF
CABRIOLET, JETTA VARIANT, GOLF
VARIANT EUROPE, BUS, TRUCK, 48 São Carlos plant
engines: foundry engines
ARGENTINA 49 Taubaté plant
GOL, VOYAGE
Volkswagen Argentina S.A.
(5,100 employees; founded in SOUTH AFRICA
1980; wholly owned by SEAT, S.A.)
Volkswagen of South Africa
44 Cordoba plant (Pty) Ltd. (4,750 employees;
gearboxes founded in 1956; wholly owned by
VOLKSWAGEN AG since 1974)
45 Pacheco plant
FOX, SURAN, AMAROK, engines 50 Uitenhage plant
(assembly only) POLO, POLO CLASSIC, CITI GOLF (2009
end of production), JETTA, BUS,
CONSTELLATION MEDIUM,
CONSTELLATION HEAVY, engines
December 31, 2009

25. PRO DU CTION N E T WO R K AS IA / PAC I F I C 23
55,57
58
56 54 53,59,
60
51
52
INDIA 53 Shanghai (Anting) plant
ãKODA FABIA JINGRUI,
ãKODA AUTO India Private Ltd. ãKODA OCTAVIA MINGRUI,
(840 employees; founded in 1999; ãKODA SUPERB HAORUI,
wholly owned by ãKODA AUTO a.s.) POLO JINQING, POLO JINQU, LAVIDA,
SANTANA, PASSAT CLASSIC,
51 Aurangabad plant PASSAT LINGYU, TOURAN, engines
ãKODA FABIA, ãKODA OCTAVIA,
ãKODA SUPERB, 54 Nanjing plant
JETTA, PASSAT, AUDI A4, AUDI A6 SANTANA VISTA
Volkswagen India Private Ltd. FAW-Volkswagen
(1,100 employees; founded in Automotive Company Ltd.
2007; VOLKSWAGEN AG 90.99 % (11,700 employees; founded in
share capital and 0.0001 % voting 1991; 20 % VOLKSWAGEN AG, 10 %
rights, Volkswagen International Volkswagen (China) Investment
Finance N.V. 9.01 % share capital Company Ltd., 10 % AUDI AG, 50 %
and 99.9999 % voting rights) First Automobile Works Corp./FAW)
52 Pune plant 55 Changchun plant
ãKODA FABIA, POLO JETTA A2, NEW BORA, GOLF, SAGITAR,
MAGOTAN, AUDI A4, AUDI A6,
PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA AUDI Q5, engines, gearboxes
Shanghai-Volkswagen 56 Chengdu plant
Automotive Company Ltd. JETTA A2
(19,000 employees; founded in
1985; 40 % VOLKS AGEN AG,
W
10 % Volkswagen (China) Invest­
ment Company Ltd., 50 % Shanghai
Automotive Group Company Ltd/
SAGCL)
December 31, 2009

26. 24 PRO DUCTION N E T WOR K AS I A / PAC I F IC
55,57
58
56 54 53,59,
60
51
52
Volkswagen FAW Platform VOLKSWAGEN Transmission
Company Ltd. (Shanghai) Company Ltd.
(founded in 2005; 60 % Volkswagen (founded in 2001; 60 % Volkswagen
(China) Investment Company Ltd., (China) Investment Company Ltd.,
40 % FAWER Automobile Parts Co. 20 % FAW­Car Company, 20 % SAIC
Ltd.) Motor Co., Ltd.)
57 Changchun plant 59 Shanghai (Jiading) plant
components: chassis, axles gearboxes
VOLKSWAGEN FAW Engine Shanghai Volkswagen
(Dalian) Co., Ltd. Powertrain Company Ltd.
(founded in 2005; 60 % Volkswagen
(founded in 2005; 60 % Volkswa­
(China) Investment Company Ltd.,
gen (China) Investment Company
40 % First Automobile Works Corp./
Ltd., 40 % Shanghai Automotive
FAW)
Group Company Ltd./SAGCL)
58 Dalian plant 60 Shanghai (Loutang) plant
engines, gearboxes
engines
December 31, 2009

27. EN V I RONM E NT A N D TRANS PORT w w w.vo lkswa ge n ag . co m 25
Volkswagen Group models with CO2 emissions of less than 140 g/km
for the German market
5 models ≤ 100 CO2 / km 58 models ≤ 120 CO2 / km
100 100
80 80
60 60
40 40
23
20 20 15 14
3 0 2 0 6
VW Audi SEAT ãkoda VW Audi SEAT ãkoda
104 models ≤ 130 CO2 / km 174 models ≤ 140 CO2 / km
100 100
78
80 80
60 60
49
38
40 40
31
27
24
20 16 15 20
VW Audi SEAT ãkoda VW Audi SEAT ãkoda
December 31, 2009

28. 26 D E L I V E R I E S T O C U S T O M E R S
Worldwide 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group
6,256,843*
6,336,222 (= +1.3 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
3,667,843
3,954,454 (= +7.8 %)
Audi
1,003,469
949,729 (= -5.4 %)
SEAT
368,104
336,683 (= -8.5 %)
ãkoda
674,530
684,226 (= +1.4 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
502,265
361,506 (= -28.0 %)
Bentley
7,604
4,616 (= -39.3 %)
Bugatti
71
50 (= -29.6 %)
Lamborghini
2,430
1,515 (= -37.7 %)
Scania
30,527*
43,443 (= +42.3 %)
Europe 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
3,530,655
3,281,198 (= -7.1 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
1,571,705
1,564,084 (= -0.5 %)
Audi
709,677
618,854 (= -12.8 %)
SEAT
343,211
312,222 (= -9.0 %)
ãkoda
570,285
525,572 (= -7.8 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
331,660
258,038 (= -22.2 %)
Bentley
3,090
1,739 (= -43.7 %)
Bugatti
30
22 (= -26.7 %)
Lamborghini
997
667 (= -33.1 %)
* Scania delivery figures: July 22 – December 31, 2008
** excl. Scania

29. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 27
Western Europe excl. Germany 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
1,915,870
1,655,260 (= -13.6 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
872,022
766,397 (= -12,1.%)
Audi
408,873
359,465 (= -12,1 .%)
SEAT
270,518
236,852 (= -12.4 %)
ãkoda
203,067
182,857 (= -10.0 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
158,285
107,776 (= -31.9 %)
Bentley
2,347
1,363 (= -41.9 %)
Bugatti
21
18 (= -14.3 %)
Lamborghini
737
532 (= -27.8 %)
Central and Eastern Europe 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
556,012
381,913 (= -31.3 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
178,466
125,070 (= -29.9 %)
Audi
42,693
30,545 (= -28.5 %)
SEAT
31,410
19,188 (= -38.9 %)
ãkoda
254,714
180,387 (= -29.2 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
48,525
26,586 (= -45.2 %)
Bentley
168
103 (= -38.7 %)
Lamborghini
36
34 (= -5.6 %)
* excl. Scania

30. 28 D E L I V E R I E S T O C U S T O M E R S
Germany 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
1,058,773
1,244,025 (= +17.5 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
521,217
672,617 (= +29.0 %)
Audi
258,111
228,844 (= -11.3 %)
SEAT
41,283
56,182 (= +36.1 %)
ãkoda
112,504
162,328 (= +44.3 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
124,850
123,676 (= -0.9 %)
Bentley
575
273 (= -52.5 %)
Bugatti
9
4 (= -55.6 %)
Lamborghini
224
101 (= -54.9 %)
Great Britain 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
377,460
338,745 (= -10.3 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
178,458
157,536 (= -11.7 %)
Audi
101,522
90,513 (= -10.8 %)
SEAT
29,397
29,987 (= +2.0 %)
ãkoda
37,072
36,012 (= -2.9 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
29,356
23,681 (= -19.3 %)
Bentley
1,438
891 (= -38.0 %)
Bugatti
10
5 (= -50.0 %)
Lamborghini
207
120 (= -42.0 %)
* excl. Scania

31. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 29
Italy 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
263,591
236,458 (= -10.3 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
143,651
130,649 (= -9.1 %)
Audi
62,053
57,204 (= -7.8 %)
SEAT
27,300
22,235 (= -18.6 %)
ãkoda
20,809
18,215 (= -12.5 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
9,405
7,900 (= -16.0 %)
Bentley
143
44 (= -69.2 %)
Lamborghini
230
211 (= -8.3 %)
Spain 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
277,688
223,779 (= -19.4 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
93,682
77,773 (= -17.0 %)
Audi
51,421
38,788 (= -24.6 %)
SEAT
99,496
83,008 (= -16.6 %)
ãkoda
20,487
17,598 (= -14.1 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
12,534
6,568 (= -47.6 %)
Bentley
55
38 (= -30.9 %)
Bugatti
1
0 (= -100.0 %)
Lamborghini
12
6 (= -50.0 %)
* excl. Scania

32. 30 D E L I V E R I E S T O C U S T O M E R S
North America 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
502,949
467,528 (= -7.0 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
375,326
344,776 (= -8.1 %)
Audi
102,273
98,896 (= -3.3 %)
SEAT
13,066
15,588 (= +19.3 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
8,589
6,429 (= -25.1 %)
Bentley
2,863
1,443 (= -49.6 %)
Bugatti
19
7 (= -63.2 %)
Lamborghini
813
389 (= -52.2 %)
USA 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
314.513
297.973 (= -5,3 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
223,128
213,454 (= -4.3 %)
Audi
87,760
82,716 (= -5.7 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
2
0 (= -100.0 %)
Bentley
2,863
1,443 (= -49.6 %)
Bugatti
19
7 (= -63.2 %)
Lamborghini
741
353 (= -52.4 %)
* excl. Scania

33. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 31
South America 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
797,742
815,130 (= +2.2 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
663,458
735,142 (= +10.8 %)
Audi
9,574
8,716 (= -9.0 %)
SEAT
2,957
1,491 (= -49.6 %)
ãkoda
2,623
1,819 (= -30.7 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
119,130
67,957 (= -43.0 %)
Lamborghini
0
5
Brazil 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
633,293
688,270 (= +8.7 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
526,297
623,056 (= +18.4 %)
Audi
1,376
2,010 (= +46.1 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
105,620
63,199 (= -40.2 %)
Lamborghini
0
5
South Africa 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
72,774
51,982 (= -28.6 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
55,996
39,379 (= -29.7 %)
Audi
9,525
8,710 (= -8.6 %)
SEAT
1,285
0 (= -100.0 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
5,940
3,885 (= -34.6 %)
Lamborghini
28
8 (= -71.4 %)
* excl. Scania

34. 32 D E L I V E R I E S T O C U S T O M E R S
Asia-Pacific 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
1,170,358
1,546,121 (= +32.1 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
929,841
1,200,505 (= +29.1 %)
Audi
155,131
199,003 (= +28.3 %)
ãkoda
76,654
138,782 (= +81.0 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
7,256
6,646 (= -8.4 %)
Bentley
1,051
869 (= -17.3 %)
Bugatti
8
6 (= -25.0 %)
Lamborghini
417
310 (= -25.7 %)
China 2008
December 31, 2009 2009
Group*
1,024,007
1,400,013 (= +36.7 %)
Volkswagen Passenger Cars
843,956
1,117,303 (= +32.4 %)
Audi
119,598
158,941 (= +32.9 %)
ãkoda
59,284
122,556 (= +106.7 %)
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
534
612 (= +14.6 %)
Bentley
518
484 (= -6.6 %)
Lamborghini
117
117 (= 0.0 %)
* excl. Scania

35. C O M P E T I T I V E S I T U AT I O N 33
M A R K E T S H A R E S O F N E W PA S S E N G E R C A R
R E G I S T R AT I O N S B Y C O U N T R Y ( V W G R O U P )
2008
2009 December 31, 2009
Germany
33.6 %
34.2 %
France
11.9 %
11.3 %
Great Britain
16.3 %
15.9 %
Italy
11.2 %
10.1 %
Spain
23.0 %
23.2 %
Portugal
19.9 %
20.1 %
Belgium
19.6 %
19.1 %
The Netherlands
17.1 %
18.3 %
Austria
31.1 %
31.7 %
Switzerland
23.3 %
24.1 %
Sweden
21.2 %
21.3 %
Norway
25.2 %
24.2 %
Denmark
17.3 %
15.8 %
Finland
23.0 %
25.0 %
Western Europe excl. Germany
16.5 %
15.8 %
Western Europe
20.4 %
20.9 %
Brazil
24.0 %
25.4 %
China
18.7 %
16.5 %
USA*
2.4 %
2.9 %
Worldwide
10.3 %
11.3 %
* market includes passenger cars and light trucks

36. 34 C O M P E T I T I V E S I T U AT I O N
N E W PA S S E N G E R C A R R E G I S T R AT I O N S B Y M A R K E T
Germany
Volkswagen Group
34.17 %
GM Group
9.79 %
Ford Group
8.32 %
PSA Group
6.08 %
Renault
3.83 %
Fiat Group
4.76 %
BMW Group
6.77 %
Daimler AG
8.31 %
Japanese automakers
11.02 %
Toyota Group
3.92 %
Korean automakers
3.86 %
USA (Passenger Cars and Light Trucks)
Volkswagen
2.0 %
Audi
0.8 %
Volkswagen Group
2.9 %
Toyota
17.0 %
Nissan
7.4 %
Honda
11.0 %
Japanese automakers (total)
40.3 %
Korean automakers (total)
7.0 %
BMW Group
1.9 %
Daimler AG
2.0 %
Further imported brands
1.7 %
Total imported brands
55.8 %
GM Group
19.8 %
Ford Group
15.5 %
Chrysler
8.9 %
Domestics
44.2 %
December 31, 2009

37. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 35
Western Europe excl. Germany
Volkswagen Group
15.78 %
GM Group
8.59 %
Ford Group
11.28 %
PSA Group
15.86 %
Renault
9.06 %
Fiat Group
10.36 %
BMW Group
4.47 %
Daimler AG
3.58 %
Japanese automakers
14.43 %
Toyota Group
5.75 %
Korean automakers
3.93 %
China (excl. Hong Kong)*
Shanghai Volkswagen
8.2 %
FAW­Volkswagen
7.9 %
Volkswagen Group (local)
16.1 %
Volkswagen Group (imported brands)
0.4 %
Volkswagen Group (total)
16.5 %
GM Group
9.3 %
Ford/Volvo Group
2.9 %
PSAGroup
3.2 %
Japanese automakers (total)
20.8 %
Korean automakers (total)
9.8 %
Chinese brands
23.4 %
Further international brands
11.5 %
Further imported brands
2.6 %
* Source: Volkswagen Group China December 31, 2009

38. 36 D E V E L O P M E N T S I N W O R K F O R C E
VO L K SWA G E N G R O U P
Development of workforce worldwide
thousands
369.9
370 368.5
360
350
344.9
342.5
340
330 329.3
324.9
320
310
300
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Year­end data, employees at production and service companies
December 31, 2009
VO L K SWA G E N G R O U P
Absolute numbers of employees in Germany/abroad
thousands 195.6 195.9
178.7
180 177.3 174.3 172.6
168.9 168.7
165.2 166.2
160.6
160 155.9
140
120
100
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
Germany Year­end data, employees at
production and service companies
abroad
December 31, 2009

39. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m / i r 37
VO L K SWA G E N G R O U P
Workforce at production companies by country (excl. Scania)
Italy 986
Russia 1,978
India 1,986
Belgium 2,152
Portugal 2,979
Great Britain 3,425
South Africa 4,748
Argentina 5,550
Hungary 5,624
Slovak Republic 6,513
Poland 8,601
Mexico 13,203
Spain 17,502
Brazil 21,732
Czech Republic 23,655
China 30,752
Germany 151,429
December 31, 2009
VO L K SWA G E N G R O U P
Workforce at production companies by employment category
350,000
300,000
105,288 104,942 93,084 105,966 124,039 125,694
250,000
200,000
228,418 230,959 222,592 214,037 236,005 232,960
150,000
100,000
50,000
0
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
salaried (excl. apprentices)
hourly workers (excl. apprentices)
December 31, 2009

40. 38 D E V E L O P M E N T S I N W O R K F O R C E
VO L K SWA G E N A G
Development of part-time employees
102,520 101,028 94,000 90,468 90,363 95,164
3,431
3,000 2,912
2,780
2,500 2,303
2,487
2,249
2,000
1,500
1.500
1,000
1.000
500
2.8% 3.4% 2.4% 2.5% 2.8% 2.9%
0
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009*
total (incl. apprentices) * 2009 incl. Auto5000 GmbH
part­time employees (excl. partial retirement)
December 31, 2009
VO L K SWA G E N A G
Development in share of female employees
102,520 101,028 94,000 90,468 90,363 95,164
13,984
14,000
13,715
13,500 13,397
13,000
12,472
12,500 12,427
11,966
12,000
11,500
13.4% 13.9% 13.3% 13.2% 13.8% 14.1%
11,000
2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009*
total (incl. apprentices) * 2009 incl. Auto5000 GmbH
women
December 31, 2009

41. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m / i r 39
VO L K SWA G E N A G
Overall age structure
42.0 42.1 42.2
years years years
40
38.1
years
35
30
1998 2007 2008 2009*
* 2009 incl. Auto5000 GmbH
December 31, 2009
VO L K SWA G E N A G
Health index
%
2009* 95.2
2008 95.7
2007 95.7
2006 96.3
2005 96.2
2004 96.2
2003 95.8
2002 95.5
2001 95.8
2000 95.7
* 2009 incl. Auto5000 GmbH
December 31, 2009

42. 40 E M P L O Y E E S I N T E C H N I C A L D E V E L O P M E N T
Volkswagen
Individual
204
Sitech
134
Bentley
659
Bugatti
89
SEAT
939
Volkswagen
de México/NAR
868
Volkswagen do Brasil
983
Volkswagen
Argentina 1
31
1) incl. Robust Pick-Up/
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
2) incl. Audi Hungari Motor

43. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m / i r 41
Volkswagen
Passenger Cars
Technical Development
Scania 7,764
2,642
Volkswagen
Commercial Vehicles
741
ãkoda
1,562
FAW-Volkswagen
Audi2 Volkswagen 530
6,423 Group China VTT Japan
20 36
Lamborghini
159
Shanghai Volkswagen
1,067
Volkswagen of
South Africa
122
Total: 25,585
612 further employees in Group Research
December 31, 2009

44. 42 GENERAL PROCUREMENT INFORMATION w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m / i r
Purchasing Volumes (Volkswagen Group)
75.4 billion €
70.7 billion €
2008* 2009
* excl. Scania
Procurement Volumes by Brand and Company**
Volkswagen AG (incl. Passenger Cars,
Commercial Vehicles and ET­K) 18,085.76 25.6 %
VW Slovakia 1,827.90 2.6 %
VW do Brasil 4,252.64 6.0 %
FAW Volkswagen 6,031.20 8.5 %
VW Shanghai 7,151.58 10.1 %
VW de México 2,618.78 3.7 %
VW Sachsen 2,082.61 2.9 %
Auto Europa 942.32 1.3 %
Volkswagen Motor Polska 571.69 0.8 %
VW of South Africa 631.04 0.9 %
VW Argentina 666.12 0.9 %
Audi Brussels 491.12 0.7 %
Volkswagen RUS 326.22 0.5 %
Volkswagen India 119.99 0.2 %
Volkswagen USA 710.35 1.0 %
Bentley 240.84 0.3 %
Audi 11,475.02 16.2 %
Audi Hungaria Motor kft. 2,660.70 3.8 %
Lamborghini 207.74 0.3 %
ãkoda 4,171.86 5.9 %
SEAT 2,680.16 3.8 %
Scania 2,745.00 3.9 %
Total 70,690.65 100 %
**million € Reporting period: 2009 December 31, 2009

45. O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S 43
VOLKSWAGEN
Headquarters: Wolfsburg, Germany
Share of capital held: 100 %
Board of Management, Volkswagen Passenger Cars Brand:
Prof. Dr. rer. nat. Martin Winterkorn
Chairman
Dr. rer. pol. Arno Antlitz
Controlling and Accounting
Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Hackenberg
Technical Development
Christian Klingler
Sales and Marketing
Prof. Dr. Ing. Werner Neubauer
Component
Prof. Dr. rer. pol. Horst Neumann
Human Resources and Organization
Dr. rer. pol. h.c. Francisco Javier Garcia Sanz
Procurement
Hubert Waltl
Production, Logistics
Address:
Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft
38436 Wolfsburg
Germany
Internet: www.volkswagen.com
February 1, 2010

46. 44 O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S
AUDI AG
Headquarters: Ingolstadt, Germany
Share of capital held: 99.55 %
Board of Management, Audi:
Rupert Stadler
Chairman
Ulf Berkenhagen
Procurement
Michael Dick
Technical Development
Frank Dreves
Production
Peter Schwarzenbauer
Marketing and Sales
Axel Strotbek
Finance and Organization
Dr. rer. pol. Werner Widuckel
Human Resources
Address:
AUDI AG
85045 Ingolstadt
Germany
Internet: www.audi.com
February 1, 2010

47. O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S 45
SEAT, S.A.
Headquarters: Martorell, Spain
Share of capital held: 100 %
Board of Management, SEAT:
James Muir
President
Frank Bekemeier
Research and Development
Ralf Brandstätter
Procurement
Jan-Henrik Lafrentz
Sales and Marketing
Ramón Paredes
Human Resources
Dieter Seemann
Finance and Organization
Wolfram Thomas
Production
Address:
SEAT, S.A.
Autovía A­2, Km. 585
08760 Martorell
Spain
Internet: www.seat.com
February 1, 2010

48. 46 O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S
ãKODA AUTO a.s.
Headquarters: Mladá Boleslav, Czech Republic
Share of capital held: 100 %
Board of Management, ãkoda:
Reinhard Jung
Chairman
Klaus Dierkes
Human Resources Management
Reinhard Fleger
Sales and Marketing
Karlheinz Hell
Purchasing
Holger Kintscher
Commercial Affairs
Dr. Ing. Eckhard Scholz
Technical Development
Address:
ãKODA AUTO a.s.
Václava Klementa 869
293 60 Mladá Boleslav
Czech Republic
Internet: www.skoda­auto.com
February 1, 2010

49. O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S 47
VOLKSWAGEN COMMERCIAL VEHICLES
Headquarters: Hanover, Germany
Share of capital held: 100 %
Board of Management,
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles Brand:
Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Schreiber
Chief Executive Officer
Development
Dirk Große-Loheide
Purchasing and Logistics
Harald Schomburg
Sales and Marketing
Klaus-Dieter Schürmann
Finance and Integration Technology
Jochen Schumm
Human Resources
Thomas Ulbrich
Production
Address:
Volkswagen Commercial Vehicles
PO Box 21 05 80
30405 Hanover
Germany
Internet: www.vwn.de
February 1, 2010

50. 48 O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S
BENTLEY MOTORS LIMITED
Headquarters: Crewe, Great Britain
Share of capital held: 100 %
Board of Management, Bentley:
Dr.-Ing. Franz-Josef Paefgen
Chairman and Chief Executive
Doug Dickson
Manufacturing
Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Eichhorn
Engineering
Christine Gaskell
Personnel
Jürgen Hoffmann
Finance and IS
Stuart McCullough
Sales and Marketing
Address:
Bentley Motors Limited
Pyms Lane
Crewe
Cheshire, CW1 3PL
Great Britain
Internet: www.bentleymotors.com
February 1, 2010

51. O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S 49
BUGATTI
Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S.:
Headquarters: Molsheim, France
Share of capital held: 100 %
Dr.-Ing. Franz-Josef Paefgen
President
Rüdiger Meinicke
Hans-Georg Melching
Alasdair Stewart
Chief Executive Officers
Bugatti International S.A. (Headquarters Luxemburg)
Dr.-Ing. Franz-Josef Paefgen
President
Bugatti Engineering GmbH (Headquarters Wolfsburg)
Dr.-Ing. Wolfgang Schreiber
Hans-Georg Melching
Chief Executive Officers
Address:
Bugatti Automobiles S.A.S.
1, Château St. Jean
67120 Molsheim
France
Bugatti Engineering GmbH
Nordsteimker Str. 7-9
38446 Wolfsburg
Germany
Internet: www.bugatti.com
February 1, 2010

52. 50 O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S
AUTOMOBILI LAMBORGHINI S.p.A.
Headquarters: Sant’ Agata Bolognese, Italy
Share of capital held: 100 %
Board of Directors, Lamborghini:
Stephan Winkelmann
President of the Board of Directors
Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A., Sant’ Agata Bolognese, Italy
Ranieri Niccoli
Member of the Board of Directors
Maurizio Reggiani
Member of the Board of Directors
Address:
Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A.
via Modena, 12
40019 Sant’ Agata Bolognese
Italy
Internet: www.lamborghini.com
February 1, 2010

53. O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S 51
SCANIA AB
Headquarters: Södertälje, Sweden
Share of capital held: 49.29 %
Executive Board, Scania AB:
Leif Östling
President and Chief Executive Officer
Urban Erdtman
Sales and Services Management
Per Hallberg
Research and Development,
Purchasing
Martin Lundstedt
Franchise and Factory Sales
Anders Nielsen
Production and Logistics
Jan Ytterberg
Finance and Controlling
Address:
Scania AB (publ)
SE­151 87 Södertälje
Sweden
Internet: www.scania.com
February 1, 2010

54. 52 O R G A N I Z AT I O N A L C H A R T S
Headquarters: Brunswick, Germany
Share of capital held: 100 %
Board of Management, Volkswagen Financial Services AG:
Frank Witter
Chairman of the Board of Management
Frank Fiedler
Finance
Christiane Hesse
Human Resources and Organization
Dr. rer. pol. Michael Reinhart
Risk Management
Lars-Henner Santelmann
Sales
Address:
Volkswagen Financial Services AG
Gifhorner Straße 57
38112 Braunschweig
Germany
Internet: www.vwfs.com
February 1, 2010

55. 53

56. 54 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
Ferdinand Porsche’s blue­print The brands “Volkswagen
turned the dream of automotive Commercial Vehicles” and
mobility for the masses into a Scania, that was acquired in
“people’s car”. The automobile 2008, with factories in Europe,
laid the foundation for a com­ Africa and South America pro­
pany which rapidly acquired vide a differentiated range of
international significance after products spanning city vans,
the Second World War. trucks and busses to suit the
most diverse mobility require­
The motor of the “Wirtschafts­ ments.
wunder“ was air­cooled and
fitted at the rear of a car whose The financial services pro­
distinctive silhouette made vided by Volkswagen Financial
Volkswagen a household name Services AG, a company whose
all over the world, just as the roots go back as far as 1949,
Transporter launched in 1950 also contribute to the automo­
became a much­loved work­ tive success of the Volkswagen
horse and camper. Group.
Numerous production facilities Founded on strong brands, the
outside Europe were already Volkswagen Group continues
being set up in the 1950s to its successful automotive tradi­
bring the automaker closer to tion with fascinating products.
the customer.
Bolstered by another rise in unit
Having evolved into a German sales to just under 6.3 million
automotive group with the vehicles, the Volkswagen Group
acquisition of “Auto Union remains on course to become
GmbH” and “NSU Motoren­ the world’s leading automaker
werke AG” in the 1960s, the by 2018 – economically and
dynamic market success of the ecologically.
Passat, Golf and Polo post­1973
triggered further corporate
growth towards a multi­brand
group: SEAT and Skoda were
added in 1985 and 1991,
Bentley, Lamborghini and
Bugatti in 1998.

57. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 55
1937 — 1945
May 28, 1937
“Gesellschaft zur Vorbereitung
des Deutschen Volkswagens
mbH” is established in Berlin.
Early 1938
Construction of the Volkswagen
plant east of Fallersleben be­
gins.
September 16, 1938
The company name is changed
to “Volkswagenwerk GmbH”.
Between 1939 and 1945,
the Volkswagen plant is re­
organized for the production
of armaments rather than the
production of civilian vehicles.
The expanding armaments out­
put of the plant after summer
1940 leads the company to
meet most of its labour needs
by using forced labour from
abroad. In late summer 1944,
almost two thirds of the
18,000­strong workforce is
made up of foreign forced
labourers.
April 11, 1945
The American troops who enter
the town put an end to the pro­
duction of military equipment
and liberate the forced
labourers.

58. 56 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
1945 1945 — 1949
June 1945
Vehicle Production
Responsibility for the company
VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH
seized by the Allies is turned over
1,785 to the British Military Govern­
ment for administration in
trusteeship.
Workforce (yearly average)
December 1945
VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH Series production of the
Factory workers 5,459 Volkswagen Type 1 begins with
Office workers 574 the assembly of 55 saloons.
Total 6,033
October 1947
Export of the first Volkswagen
saloons to the Netherlands
Financial data
begins with five vehicles.
(million Reichsmark)
January 1, 1948
VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH
Heinrich Nordhoff is appointed
Sales 11.7
General Director of the Volks­
wagen works.
July 29, 1948
The company’s registered office
is transferred from Berlin to
Wolfsburg and the change
entered into the Commercial
Register.
June 30, 1949
“Volkswagen­Finanzierungs­
Gesellschaft mbH” is founded
to provide loans to domestic
customers and dealers,
thus encouraging the sale
of Volkswagens.
October 8, 1949
The British Military Government
hands over the Volkswagen
works to the trusteeship of the
Federal German government.
The State of Lower Saxony
assumes the administration.

59. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 57
1950 — 1954 1950
March 8, 1950
Vehicle Production
Series production of the Volks­
VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH
wagen Transporter begins in
Wolfsburg. 90,038
September 11, 1952
The internationalization of
Workforce (yearly average)
the Volkswagen sales network
begins with the founding of VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH
“Volkswagen Canada Ltd.” in Factory workers 13,322
Toronto. Office workers 1,644
Total 14,966
March 23, 1953
Volkswagen sets up its first
foreign production company,
Financial Data (million DM)
“Volkswagen do Brasil Ltda.”, in
São Paulo. In 1957 Volkswagen VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH
do Brasil switches from Sales 411
assembling the Transporter to Profit 3.8
local production; the first Beetle
produced in Brazil leaves the
assembly line in 1959.
October 1953
Volkswagenwerk GmbH has
82 sales agencies outside of
Germany. Exports account for 44
percent of vehicle production.
With 68,754 vehicles exported in
1953, Volkswagen accounts for
over 40 percent of all passenger
car exports from the Federal
Republic of Germany.
January 1, 1954
The domestic sales organization
encompasses 66 distributors,
239 dealerships and 531
authorized repair shops.

60. 58 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
1955 1955 — 1959
August 5, 1955
Vehicle Production
Employees and dealers from
VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH
home and abroad celebrate the
329,893 production of the one millionth
Volkswagen in Wolfsburg.
August 1955
Vehicle Deliveries
The Karmann Ghia Coupé goes
VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH into production.
Germany 150,397
October 27, 1955
Abroad 177,657
“Volkswagen of America Inc.” is
Total 328,054
founded in Newark, New Jersey.
March 8, 1956
Workforce (yearly average) After a one­year period of con­
VOLKSWAGENWERK GMBH
struction, the new plant in
Hanover­Stöcken starts
Factory workers 28,606
producing the Transporter.
Office workers 2,964
Total 31,570 June 8, 1956
Volkswagenwerk GmbH
acquires an interest in the
Financial Data (million DM) former import agency “South
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP African Motor Assemblers and
Sales 1,444
Distributors Ltd. (SAMAD)”.
July 1958
Powertrain remanufacturing is
moved from Wolfsburg to
Altenbauna near Kassel. The
workforce at the new Kassel
plant, which repairs and
rebuilds 430 engines and 130
axles a day, rises to 1,124 in
1959.

61. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 59
1960 — 1964 1960
March 11, 1960
Vehicle Production
“Volkswagen France S.A.” is
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
founded in Paris.
890,673
August 22, 1960
Based on the “VW Act”, Volks­
wagenwerk GmbH is trans­
Vehicle Deliveries
formed into a joint stock com­
pany. Up to March 15, 1961, the VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
company issues shares with a Germany 374,478
nominal value of 360 million Abroad 514,029
DM at a share price of 350 DM. Total 888,507
September 1961
Volkswagen launches the VW
Workforce (yearly average)
1500 at the International Auto­
mobile Show in Frankfurt. VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Total 75,528
October 2, 1962
The one millionth Volkswagen
Transporter rolls off the Financial Data (million DM)
assembly line at the Hanover
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
plant.
Sales 4,607
January 17, 1964
“Volkswagen de Mexico,
S.A. de C.V.” is established in
Mexico City.
December 8, 1964
The Emden plant begins
producing the Beetle. Over
500 vehicles roll off the
assembly line each day. They
are shipped from the company’s
own port and exported primarily
to North America.

62. 60 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
1965 1965 — 1969
January 1, 1965
Vehicle Production
Volkswagenwerk AG acquires
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
“Auto­Union GmbH” registered
1,594,861 in Ingolstadt; the independent
brand widens the model range of
the emerging group.
Vehicle Deliveries
October 1966
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP “Volkswagen Leasing GmbH” is
Germany 632,671 founded.
Abroad 963,693
August 1967
Total 1,596,364
Series production of the second
generation of the Transporter
begins at the Hanover plant.
Workforce (yearly average)
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
May 1, 1968
Kurt Lotz becomes Chairman of
Employees in foreign
the Board of Management.
Group companies 18,625
Total 125,157 September 19, 1968
A proving ground is opened near
Ehra­Lessien; in its final form,
Financial Data (million DM) the site features over 100 km of
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP test track.
Sales 9,268 November 1968
Investments 702 The VW Group enters the upper
mid­class segment with the
presentation of the Audi 100.
August 21, 1969
“Auto Union GmbH” and “NSU
Motorenwerke AG” join forces to
become “Audi NSU Auto Union
AG”. Volkswagenwerke AG
initially owns 59.5 percent
of the shares.
November 1969
The VW Porsche 914 goes into
production.

63. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 61
1970 — 1974 1970
July 1970
Vehicle Production
The K 70 rolls off the assembly
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
line at Volkswagen’s new
Salzgitter plant. 2,214,937
October 1, 1971
Rudolf Leiding takes over as
Vehicle Deliveries
Chairman of the Board of
Management. VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Germany 725,055
May 1973
Abroad 1,481,866
The Passat, the first model of the
Total 2,206,921
new Volkswagen generation,
goes into production. It features
front­wheel drive, a water­
Workforce (yearly average)
cooled 4­cylinder engine and a
unitary construction all­steel VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
body. Employees in foreign
Group companies 35,421
February 1974
Total 190,306
The sporty VW Scirocco goes
into series production.
March 29, 1974 Financial Data (million DM)
Series production of the Golf VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
begins in Wolfsburg. Sales 15,791
July 1, 1974 Investments 1,536
At 11.19 a.m. the last of almost Profit 407
12 million Beetles rolls off the
assembly line in Wolfsburg.

64. 62 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
1975 1975 — 1979
February 10, 1975
Vehicle Production
Toni Schmücker becomes
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Chairman of the Board of
1,948,939 Management.
March 1975
Series production of the Polo
Vehicle Deliveries
begins in Wolfsburg. The auto­
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP mobile is positioned on the small
Germany 625,555 car market as a less expensive
Abroad 1,412,302 version of the nearly identical
Total 2,037,857 Audi 50.
October 27, 1976
The one millionth Golf rolls off
Workforce (yearly average)
the assembly line.
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
January 1977
Employees in foreign
The Derby, a notchback version
Group companies 59,157
of the Polo, goes into production.
Total 176,824
November 1977
Contract with the German
Financial Data (million DM) Democratic Republic providing
VOLKSWAGEN KONZERN for the delivery of 10,000 Golf.
Sales 18,857 January 19, 1978
Investments 941 The last Beetle to be built in
Loss -157 Germany leaves the assembly
line at the Emden plant.
May 1978
“V.A.G. Transportgesellschaft
mbH” is founded in Wolfsburg.
February 1979
Karmann in Osnabrück
begins production of the
Golf Convertible.

65. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 63
1980 — 1984 1980
March 1980
Vehicle Production
The Audi quattro four­wheel
drive creates a stir at the VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Geneva Motor Show. 2,573,871
May 8, 1980
At the Energy Symposium in
Wolfsburg, Volkswagen Vehicle Deliveries
presents the Formula E.
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
December 1980 Germany 787,591
“VW Kraftwerk GmbH” is
founded in Wolfsburg. Abroad 1,707,156
Total 2,494,747
August 1981
Production of the Santana
begins. Production of the
second generation Polo Workforce (yearly average)
begins in Wolfsburg. VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
January 1, 1982 Employees in foreign
Carl H. Hahn becomes Group companies 99,060
Chairman of the Board of Total 257,930
Management.
September 30, 1982
A license agreement for the Financial Data (million DM)
production of the Volkswagen
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Passat, Santana and Polo
models is signed with Sales 33,288
“Sociedad Española de Investments 4,279
Automóviles de Turismo” Profit 321
(SEAT).
November 1982
The VW Caddy city van goes into
series production.
June 1983
Production of the second
generation Golf begins.
February 3, 1984
The new research centre
at the plant in Wolfsburg is
inaugurated.
December 1984
Volkswagen acquires the
majority of shares in the
Italian general importer
“Autogerma S.p.A.”

66. 64 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
1985 1985 — 1989
January 1, 1985
Vehicle Production
“Audi NSU Auto Union AG”
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
is renamed “AUDI AG”. The
2,398,196 registered office moves from
Neckarsulm to Ingolstadt.
April 20, 1985
Vehicle Deliveries
“Shanghai­Volkswagen Auto­
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP motive Company Ltd.” is
Germany 721,812 established. Volkswagenwerk
Abroad 1,676,192 AG has a 50 percent share in the
Total 2,398,004 German­Chinese joint venture.
July 4, 1985
The name of the company is
Workforce (yearly average)
changed to “Volkswagen AG”.
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
September 1, 1985
Employees in foreign
Series production of the Santana
Group companies 88,703
begins in China.
Total 259,047
June 18, 1986
Volkswagen AG acquires
Financial Data (million DM) 51 percent of the capital stock of
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP SEAT and increases its share to
Sales 52,502
75 percent by the end of the year.
Investments 3,388 January 1988
Profit 596 The Corrado sport coupé goes
into series production.
August 24, 1988
A licence agreement for the
production of the Audi 100 in
China is signed with “First
Automobile Works” in
Changchun.
Autumn 1989
Market launch of the Audi 100
TDI, the first Group model with
a turbo direct­injection diesel
engine.

67. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 65
1990 — 1994 1990
February 6, 1991
Vehicle Production
“FAW­Volkswagen Automotive
Company Ltd.” is established in VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Changchun. 3,057,598
April 16, 1991
Volkswagen AG acquires
“SKODA, automobilovà a.s.”, Vehicle Deliveries
which is integrated into the VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
VW Group as the fourth brand. Germany 945,384
The well­respected traditional Abroad 2,084,795
Czech company marketed its
Total 3,030,179
first automobiles in 1905.
June 24, 1991
“AutoEuropa Automóveis Lda.” Workforce (yearly average)
is established in Setubal, VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Portugal, for the production of
Employees in foreign
a multi­purpose vehicle (MPV).
Group companies 95,934
January 1, 1993 Total 268,744
Ferdinand Piëch becomes
Chairman of the Board of
Management. Financial Data (million DM)
February 18, 1993 VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
“AUDI HUNGARIA MOTOR Kft.” Sales 68,061
registered in Györ is established Investments 5,372
to produce engines.
Profit 1,086
January 1, 1994
“Volkswagen Finanz GmbH”
established three years earlier is
renamed “Volkswagen Financial
Services AG.”
March 1994
Audi presents the Audi A8,
its sporty top­class limousine
featuring the brilliantly
innovative lightweight
aluminum construction.

68. 66 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
1995 1995 — 1999
July 4, 1995
Vehicle Production
The “Volkswagen Nutzfahr­
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
zeuge” (Commercial Vehicles)
3,408,422 brand is introduced.
November 17, 1995
Volkswagen Argentina S.A.
Vehicle Deliveries
commissions its new production
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP plant in Pacheco near Buenos
Germany 937,323 Aires.
Abroad 2,504,623
August 1997
Total 3,441,946
At the Wolfsburg site the fourth
Golf generation goes into
production.
Workforce (yearly average)
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
December 1997
“Volkswagen de México” starts
Employees in foreign
production of the New Beetle.
Group companies 117,147
Total 259,342 July 1998
Acquisition of “Bugatti Inter­
national S.A. Holding” and
Financial Data (million DM) “Bentley Motor Cars Ltd.”,
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP whose automobile tradition
goes back as far as 1919.
Sales 88,119
Investments 6,863 September 1998
Profit 336 “Audi AG” acquires the Italian
sports car manufacturer
“Lamborghini S.p.A.”
July 1999
Volkswagen makes automobile
history with the start of the Lupo
3L TDI, the world’s first standard
production 3­liter vehicle.
December 23, 1999
The assembly company
“SKODA Auto India Private Ltd.”
is established in Aurangabad.

69. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 67
2000 — 2004 2000
June 1, 2000
Vehicle Production
The “Autostadt” opens in
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Wolfsburg.
(thousands) 5,156
December 11, 2001
The “Gläserne Manufaktur”
is opened in Dresden and
production of the Phaeton Vehicle Deliveries
begins. VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Germany (thousands) 1,019
April 16, 2002
Abroad (thousands) 4,146
Bernd Pischetsrieder becomes
Chairman of the Board of Total (thousands) 5,165
Management of Volkswagen AG.
August 2002
Workforce (yearly average)
Series production of the Touareg
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
begins at Volkswagen Slovakia,
Employees in foreign Group
a.s. in Bratislava.
companies (thousands) 160.3
December 2002 Total (thousands) 324.4
Production of the Touran starts
in Wolfsburg. After only six
years, the versatile compact Financial Data (million €)
van boasting high­quality
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
workmanship already tops
Sales 81,835
the one million mark.
Investments 14,563
August 2003 Profit 2,614
Production of the fifth
generation Golf begins.

70. 68 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
2005 2005
March 11, 2005
Vehicle Production The sixth generation Passat
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP limousine is launched, the
(thousands) 5,219 successful Passat Estate model
follows on August 19.
May 24, 2005
Vehicle Deliveries The one hundred millionth
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP Volkswagen, a Touran, leaves
Germany (thousands) 1,019 the assembly line at the Wolfs­
Abroad (thousands) 4,174 burg plant.
Total (thousands) 5,193 September 15, 2005
The Bugatti Veyron takes to the
road. The technical wonder from
Workforce (yearly average) the 1001­hp world in Molsheim,
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP Alsace, transforms the masterly
Employees in foreign Group engineering craftsmanship
companies (thousands) 166 of the automotive visionary
Total (thousands) 345 Ettore Bugatti into contempora­
ry automotive performance.
September 21, 2005
Financial Data (million €) Production of Volkswagen
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP Commercial Vehicles’ new
Sales 93,996 “Constellation” truck family
Investments 10,365 begins in Resende, Brazil. The
Profit 1,050 seven­ to forty­tonne trucks hold
a 33 percent share of the market
in Brazil.

71. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 69
2006 2006
March 3, 2006
Series production of the Vehicle Production
Roomster, much acclaimed for VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
its clever space concept, starts at (thousands) 5,660
the Skoda plant in Kvasiny.
March 10, 2006
Market launch of the Audi Q7, Vehicle Deliveries
the third­generation luxury SUV; VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
52,750 vehicles had already Germany (thousands) 1,093
been sold by the end of the year. Abroad (thousands) 4,627
May 19, 2006 Total (thousands) 5,720
The Volkswagen Eos, the new
convertible­coupé, is launched
on the German market. Workforce (yearly average)
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
October 3, 2006
Volkswagen acquires an initial Employees in foreign Group
companies (thousands) 155
15.06 percent stake in MAN
Aktiengesellschaft. Total (thousands) 329
November 1, 2006
The collective bargaining agree­
Financial Data (million €)
ment between Volkswagen AG
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
and IG Metall providing for a
Sales 104,875
working time corridor with a
ceiling of 34 hours comes into Investments 11,911
force. At the same time, produc­ Profit 1,955
tion volumes are agreed for the
six traditional plants in order to
improve capacity utilization and
safeguard jobs.
December 1, 2006
Volkswagen Financial Services
takes over the processing of
motor vehicle third­party
liability claims with a view to
improving repair quality by inte­
grating the Group’s authorized
workshops and safeguarding
customer­friendly claims
processing.

72. 70 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
2007 2007
January 1, 2007
Vehicle Production Dr. Martin Winterkorn becomes
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP Chairman of the Board of
(thousands) 6,213 Management of Volkswagen
Aktiengesellschaft.
March 23, 2007
Vehicle Deliveries The 25 millionth Golf, a Golf
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP Sportline 1.4 TSI, leaves the
Germany (thousands) 1,030 assembly line at the Wolfsburg
Abroad (thousands) 5,162 plant.
Total (thousands) 6,192 July 9, 2007
The Autostadt in Wolfsburg de­
livers its one millionth vehicle.
Workforce (yearly average)
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
August 2007
Series production of the Tiguan
Employees in foreign Group
compact SUV – characterized
companies (thousands) 154
by versatility, high­quality
Total (thousands) 329
craftsmanship and technical
innovations such as the electro­
mechanical steering system –
Financial Data (million €)
begins in Wolfsburg.
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
Sales 108,897
October 5 - 7, 2007
International VW Bus Meeting
Investments 13,497
in Hanover to celebrate
Profit 4,122
“60 Years of the Bulli”.
November 9, 2007
The 15 millionth Passat to be
built worldwide leaves the
assembly line at the Emden
plant.
December 5, 2007
Volkswagen unveils the “New
Small Family”, presenting three
versions of the up! concept car at
the Bologna Motor Show.

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2008 2008
March 3, 2008
Volkswagen increases its capital Vehicle Production
interest in Scania to 37.73 VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
percent and its share of the (thousands) 6,347
voting rights to 68.60 percent.
The Swedish truck manufacturer
founded in 1891 is integrated in Vehicle Deliveries
the Group as the ninth brand. VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
April 18, 2008 Germany (thousands) 1,013
Shanghai Volkswagen opens its Abroad (thousands) 5,259
fourth production plant with Total (thousands) 6,272
an annual capacity of 60,000
vehicles in Nanjing.
August 16, 2008 Workforce (yearly average)
Bugatti presents the Veyron VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
16.4 Grand Sport, a super sports Employees in foreign Group
roadster. companies (thousands) 179
September 2008 Total (thousands) 370
Volkswagen presents the sixth
generation of the Golf.
Financial Data (million €)
October 30, 2008
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
By setting up a subsidiary
Sales 113,808
in China, Lamborghini
strengthens its commitment Investments 19,710
to developing strategic growth Profit 4,688
markets.
December 15, 2008
Volkswagen sells its heavy
truck business in Brazil to
MAN Aktiengesellschaft.
December 16, 2008
Škoda opens a new Technology
Center in Mladá Boleslav, thus
expanding its competence in
passenger car development.

74. 72 H I S T O R I C A L N O T E S
2009 2009
January 18, 2009
Vehicle Production
Volkswagen writes motorsport
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
history with the Race Touareg:
(thousands) 6,055 a double victory for the brand
and the first win by a diesel in
the automobile category at the
Vehicle Deliveries Dakar Rally across Argentina
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP and Chile.
Germany (thousands) 1,288
March 31, 2009
Abroad (thousands) 5,022
The new plant with an annual
Total (thousands) 6,310 production capacity of up to
110,000 vehicles opens in the
Indian city of Pune.
Workforce (yearly average)
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP May 11, 2009
Press presentation of the new
Employees in foreign Group
Polo: the new model is in a class
companies (thousands) 194
of its own when it comes to
Total (thousands) 367
quality, workmanship, safety
and efficiency. So it is hardly
surprising that the vehicle wins
Financial Data (million €)
many awards, including “Car of
VOLKSWAGEN GROUP
the Year 2010”.
Sales 105,187
Investments 10,428 May 23, 2009
Profit 911
VfL Wolfsburg soccer club
becomes German champion for
the very first time: the success of
this particular brand ambassa­
dor delights fans both far and
near.
September 15, 2009
Ultra­streamlined, ultra­light
and ultra­safe: Volkswagen
presents its automotive update
on the future with the near­
production prototype of the
sensational 1­liter car, the L1,
at the Frankfurt Motor Show.

75. w w w.v o l k s w a g e n a g . c o m 73
October 20, 2009
At an inauguration ceremony
attended by Russia’s Prime
Minister Putin, the production
plant in Kaluga, Russia, designed
for an annual capacity of up to
150,000 units which began
vehicle assembly in November
2007 starts full production with
its own body shop, paint shop
and assembly lines.
October 29, 2009
The Group Board of Manage­
ment, the International Metal­
workers’ Federation and
Volkswagen employee represen­
tatives agree binding minimum
standards regarding in­house
participation rights for demo­
cratically elected labour repre­
sentatives in the “Charter on
Labour Relations”.
December 7, 2009
Volkswagen Aktiengesellschaft
takes a 49.9 percent participation
in Dr.­Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG, a
milestone on the path towards
an integrated automotive group.
December 9, 2009
A cross­shareholding and a
long­term strategic partnership
are agreed with Suzuki Motor
Corporation, the Japanese
mini­car manufacturer.

76. 74 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
Fox SpaceFox (South America)
Crossfox (South America) Polo
Polo BlueMotion Polo A04 (South America)
Polo Jinqing (China) CrossPolo (China)
December 31, 2009

77. 75
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
Polo Sedan (South America) Gol (South America)
Novo Gol (South America) Voyage (South America)
Golf Golf GTD
Golf GTI Golf Plus
December 31, 2009

78. 76 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
Golf BlueMotion Golf BiFuel LPG
Golf Plus BiFuel LPG Golf Estate
Golf Estate BlueMotion Golf GT (South America)
Citi Golf (South Africa) Parati (South America)
December 31, 2009

79. 77
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
New Beetle New Beetle Cabriolet
Jetta Jetta BlueMotion
Jetta GLI (North America) Sagitar (China)
Bora (South America) Jetta A2 (China)
December 31, 2009

80. 78 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
Eos Scirocco
Passat Passat R36
Passat BlueMotion Passat Blue TDI
Passat EcoFuel Passat CC
December 31, 2009

81. 79
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
Passat Estate Passat Estate BlueMotion
Passat New Lingyu (China) Lavida (China)
Santana B2 (China) Santana 3000 Vista (China)
Touran CrossTouran
December 31, 2009

82. 80 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
Touran BlueMotion Touran EcoFuel
Sharan Sharan BlueMotion
Sharan BiFuel LPG Routan (North America)
Phaeton Phaeton LWB
December 31, 2009

83. 81
V O L K S W A G E N ( www.volkswagen.com)
Tiguan Tiguan BlueMotion
Tiguan LWB (China) Touareg
Touareg R50
December 31, 2009

84. 82 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
A U D I ( www.audi.com)
A3 A3 Sportback
A3 Cabriolet S3
S3 Sportback A4
A4 Avant A4 allroad quattro
December 31, 2009

85. 83
A U D I ( www.audi.com)
A4L (China) S4
S4 Avant A5 Coupé
A5 Sportback A5 Cabriolet
S5 Coupé S5 Cabriolet
December 31, 2009

86. 84 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
A U D I ( www.audi.com)
A6 A6 Avant
A6 allroad quattro A6L (China)
S6 S6 Avant
RS6 RS6 Avant
December 31, 2009

87. 85
A U D I ( www.audi.com)
A8 A8L
A8 W12 S8
Q5 Q7
Q7 V12 TDI TT Coupé
December 31, 2009

88. 86 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
A U D I ( www.audi.com)
TT Roadster TTS Coupé
TTS Roadster TT RS Coupé
TT RS Roadster R8
R8 Spyder
December 31, 2009

89. 87
S E AT ( www.seat.com)
Ibiza Ibiza FR
Ibiza ECOMOTIVE Ibiza SC
Ibiza Cupra Ibiza Cupra Bocanegra
León León Cupra
December 31, 2009

90. 88 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
S E AT ( www.seat.com)
León Cupra R León FR
León ECOMOTIVE Altea
Altea ECOMOTIVE Altea XL
Altea XL ECOMOTIVE Altea Freetrack
December 31, 2009

91. 89
S E AT ( www.seat.com)
Exeo Exeo ST
Alhambra Alhambra ECOMOTIVE
December 31, 2009

92. 90 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
ã K O D A ( www.skoda­auto.com)
Fabia Fabia Combi
Fabia Scout Fabia GreenLine
Fabia Combi GreenLine Octavia
Octavia Combi Octavia Scout
December 31, 2009

93. 91
ã K O D A ( www.skoda­auto.com)
Octavia GreenLine Octavia Combi GreenLine
Octavia LPG Octavia Combi LPG
Octavia Tour Octavia Tour Combi
Octavia RS Octavia Combi RS
December 31, 2009

94. 92 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
ã K O D A ( www.skoda­auto.com)
Superb Superb GreenLine
Roomster Roomster Scout
Roomster Praktik Yeti
December 31, 2009

95. 93
V O L K S W A G E N C O M M E R C I A L V E H I C L E S ( www.vwn.de)
Caddy Panel Van Caddy Kombi
Caddy BlueMotion Caddy 4Motion
Caddy EcoFuel Caddy Life
Caddy Life Tramper Caddy Maxi Panel Van
December 31, 2009

96. 94 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
V O L K S W A G E N C O M M E R C I A L V E H I C L E S ( www.vwn.de)
Caddy Maxi Kombi Caddy Maxi Life
Caddy Maxi Life Tramper Caddy Maxi 4Motion
Caddy Maxi EcoFuel Saveiro (South America)
Nova Saveiro (South America) California
December 31, 2009

97. 95
V O L K S W A G E N C O M M E R C I A L V E H I C L E S ( www.vwn.de)
Multivan Caravelle
Transporter Panel Van Transporter Shuttle
Transporter Dropside Transporter Double Cab
T2 Kombi (South America) Crafter Panel Van
December 31, 2009

98. 96 TH E CU R R E NT RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
V O L K S W A G E N C O M M E R C I A L V E H I C L E S ( www.vwn.de)
Crafter Kombi Crafter AdBlue
Crafter Dropside Crafter Double Cab Dropside
Crafter Chassis Crafter Chassis Double Cab
December 31, 2009

99. 97
B E N T L E Y ( www.bentleymotors.com)
Bentley Continental Flying Spur Bentley Continental
Flying Spur Speed
Bentley Continental GT Bentley Continental GT Speed
Bentley Continental GTC Bentley Continental GTC Speed
Bentley Continental SuperSports Bentley Arnage Final Series
December 31, 2009

100. 98 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
B E N T L E Y ( www.bentleymotors.com)
Bentley Azure T Bentley Brooklands
B U G AT T I ( www.bugatti.com)
Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Bugatti Veyron 16.4 Grand Sport
December 31, 2009

101. 99
L A M B O R G H I N I ( www.lamborghini.com)
Gallardo LP 560-4 Coupé Gallardo LP 560-4 Spyder
Gallardo LP 550-2 Murciélago LP 640 Coupé
Valentino Balboni
Murciélago LP 640 Roadster Murciélago LP 670-4 SuperVeloce
Reventón Roadster
December 31, 2009

102. 100 TH E MO DE L RA NGE OF TH E VOL KSWAG EN G ROU P
S C A N I A (www.scania.com)
Long-haulage trucks Construction trucks
Distribution trucks Special-purpose trucks
Coaches Intercity buses
City buses
December 31, 2009

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