The Latest Breaking News from Pablo Di Si

Pablo Di Si, CEO of Volkswagen Group and Volkswagen Brand for North America, has resigned. The German automaker announced the news on Tuesday, though it's not clear exactly when he stepped down. In a press release, VW states Di Si "stepped down from his position on his own request." 

The German automaker has been attempting cost-cutting measures in its home country.

Pablo Di Si seems adamant in his belief that consumers can’t be penalized for the well-being of the dealers, even going as far as excluding the possibility of a premium-priced launch edition.

CEO Pablo Di Si said the EV incentives put in place by the Inflation Reduction Act will help the automaker more than double its US market share by 2030.

Volkswagen is looking into making an all-electric pickup truck in America, for America, signaling the German brand’s first foray into the segment.

A decision will be taken in the second half of the year.

Volkswagen brand boss Thomas Schäfer says the rugged EV platform developed for the Scout brand is not in the company's future, at least not in this decade.

Think more along the lines of an all-electric GTI or Golf R hatchback.

Effective September 1, Scott Keogh will become president and CEO of Scout, with Pablo Di Si to replace him at the helm of Volkswagen Group of America.