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Back|VDA rechnet mit deutlich mehr Stellenabbau in der Autoindustrie bis 2035
VDA rechnet mit deutlich mehr Stellenabbau in der Autoindustrie bis 2035
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Tagesschau Wirtschaft·13.05.2026·🇩🇪Germany·Business

VDA rechnet mit deutlich mehr Stellenabbau in der Autoindustrie bis 2035

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Der Verband der Automobilindustrie (VDA) erwartet einen Stellenabbau von 225.000 Arbeitsplätzen in der Autoindustrie bis 2035, 35.000 mehr als bisher angenommen, hauptsächlich in der Zulieferindustrie aufgrund der Umstellung zur Elektromobilität und einer Standortkrise in Deutschland und Europa.

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