In Pictures: Volkswagen Bets on US Market for Revival Despite Tariffs and Shrinking Market Share

Volkswagen is leaning on electric models and overseas growth as it confronts factory closures and tariff pressure at home.

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The ID. Buzz reflects the EV lineup Volkswagen hopes will strengthen its position in competitive global markets.

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Rising tariffs on imported vehicles add more than $5 billion in annual costs as Volkswagen pushes for US growth.

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Volkswagen plans heavy investment in the US, including a move into rugged SUVs and pickups.

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The automaker faces a 3.2 percent US market share, leaving ample room for expansion.

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CEO Oliver Blume is betting that American buyers will drive the brand's revival.

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Volkswagen's heritage models built its reputation, but future growth depends on new segments and markets.

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The company is investing heavily in its US operations even as tariffs weigh on profitability.

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Winter conditions and shifting trade policy add pressure as Volkswagen reshapes its global strategy.

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