Drive Bigger
SCOTT KEOGH | President & CEO, Volkswagen Group of America
DB Global Auto Industry Conference | 06/10/20
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Core Objective
THE WHY
Make Volkswagen Matter in the USCore Strategy
THE HOW
01 Branding
02 Regionalization
03 04
Operational ExcellenceOwn the Future
Monitorship
Robust compliance & Environmental departments
Environmental Compliance Management System (ECMS)
Products Compliance Management System (PCMS)
Quality Management System (QMS)
Re-build a trusted brand
TDI
>500k of US vehicles impacted
Remarketed >200K vehicles
8K vehicles remaining
Vehicle storage lots 2017: >36 2020: 5
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