How Volkswagen's Phaeton plant got a new life building EVs It looks and feels more like an art museum or fancy loft than a car factory. The so-called Transparent Factory in Dresden, Germany, has ...

Volkswagen’s Transparent Factory has been reopened to show off the company’s plug-in vehicle technology. By Danny King (GERMANY OUT) Deutschland, Sachsen, Dresden: Gl�erne Manufaktur der ...

Volkswagen's own 150-ton tram (dubbed CarGoTram), which shares rails with the city's public metro system, moves the parts from a logistics center to the Transparent Factory. 16 Discreet Air ...

Volkswagen’s marketing department does have its moments. They were shutting down the “Transparent Factory” in Dresden, the place where they built the Phaeton, but someone from Volkswagen ...

When the Volkswagen Phaeton ... car has finally come to an end—that last Phaeton rolled off the line on March 18th—VW is turning its so-called “Transparent Factory” into a “brand ...

Volkswagen aspires to become a full-line manufacturer, ... when Dresden's opera house was inundated, the "transparent factory" did play host to the opera Carmen, but ordinarily it is tourists, ...

Volkswagen’s “transparent factory”, protected by masses of glass, invited customers to view the entire assembly process of its luxury saloon. On March 18, ...

The Transparent Factory was conceived to present what was supposed to be one of Ferdinand Piëch’s most important legacies to Volkswagen. The Phaeton was a car that would make the company ...

Click above to watch the video after the jump. There are a lot of impressive things about the Volkswagen Phaeton. Like the notion that a Vee-Dub could share its underpinnings with a Bentley, and ...

Volkswagen and the IG Metall union have reached an agreement that is a huge blow to workers. More than 35,000 jobs will be cut across Germany as Volkswagen trims production capacity by 734,000 units.