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Volkswagen Workers Don't Love The Audi-Trump Alliance - Jalopnik
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The Morning Shift roundup focuses on fallout from Audi’s embrace of President Donald Trump tied to plans for a new U.S. factory. Audi CEO Gernot Döllner appeared on stage with Trump on October 27, 2026, drawing sharp criticism in Germany. German media and commentators said the gesture hands labor unions leverage over Volkswagen Group’s restructuring, especially since approvals for major investments require the VW supervisory board. Under Germany’s co-determination rules, half the board seats are held by labor representatives, with Lower Saxony holding two seats. The report also discusses the U.S. EV market’s divergence from global trends, contrasting China’s incentives and Europe’s regulatory approach.
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