Chancellor, Robert Habeck, revealed that the government is exploring ways to support Volkswagen, following the automaker's announcement that significant cost cuts are necessary. Volkswagen cites high costs,

Germany's government is exploring ways to support ailing Volkswagen, Economy Minister and Vice-Chancellor Robert Habeck said Thursday in response

According to a media report, Germany's troubled carmaker Volkswagen could cut tens of thousands of jobs as part of savings measures. However the firm has not confirmed this figure.

German Economy Minister Robert Habeck said that Berlin is looking into ways to support ailing carmaker Volkswagen amid the threat of job cuts. The firm has been grappling with weak electric vehicle sales.

Germany's government is considering ways to support Volkswagen , German economy minister and vice chancellor Robert Habeck said on Thursday, when asked about the threat of job cuts at the country's largest carmaker.

Germany’s economy minister and vice chancellor Robert Habeck said Thursday the government has plans to bail out Volkswagen (VW), the country’s leading car maker amidst fear of job losses. This follows news that VW has recently stated a large core brand will have to undergo major cost cuts operating in Germany these difficulties have been blamed on high operating costs,