Volkswagen's largest plant in Germany will start producing ID. Series of electric vehicles, 22000 employees will complete training by 2025

CTOnews.com February 22, Volkswagen said in its latest press release that the company's plant in Wolfsburg, Germany, is about to start producing ID. Series of electric vehicles. The plant, which is Volkswagen's largest factory in Germany, mainly produces traditional fuel cars such as golf, and Volkswagen announced that it would complete the transformation and staff training tasks in the next few years.

Volkswagen announced that it would complete training for 22000 employees of the plant through "eMotionRoom" by 2025. EMotionRoom is a new type of device, in groups of four, imitating the form of secret room escape to enable employees to quickly learn the production processes of electric vehicles.

Volkswagen plans to spend at least 460 million euros on refurbishing equipment by 2025, an investment designed to preserve jobs in Wolfsburg while giving the plant a competitive advantage in capacity utilization over the next decade.

CTOnews.com with official Volkswagen press release: Wolfsburg plant: Volkswagen will train 22000 production employees for e-mobility by 2025