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1,000 Jobs Affected: Circles: VW Software Subsidiary Faces Further Job Losses

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At Cariad, around 1,000 jobs are to be lost again. This is almost a quarter of the workforce. What is behind the austerity course at Volkswagen's software subsidiary?

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The crisis in the German automotive industry is increasing: the VW software subsidiary Cariad is now about 1000 employees to be terminated. This would affect just under one in four people, as business circles reported.

·Vienna, Austria
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·Frankfurt, Germany
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The next massive job reduction within the Group's own software division is imminent at the Volkswagen automaker.

·Essen, Germany
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The car manufacturer Volkswagen is in crisis. This also costs jobs at the software subsidiary Cariad. Around 1000 jobs should be affected - but how the dismantling should take place in concrete terms is open.

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The VW software subsidiary Cariad is facing a major job loss. Cariad is expected to lose another 1000 jobs, which is almost a quarter of its workforce.

·Berlin, Germany
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Volkswagen probably wants to cut about 1,000 jobs at its software division. According to reports, the employees were already informed at a company meeting.

·Germany
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Handelsblatt broke the news in Düsseldorf, Germany on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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