Volkswagen
Volkswagen is a German car
manufacturer based in Wolfsburg, Lower Saxony, Germany. Volkswagen is the
original and best-selling brand of the Volkswagen Group, the largest German car
manufacturer and the second largest car manufacturer in the world. Volkswagen
also owns the Audi, Bentley, Bugatti, Ducati, Lamborghini, Porsche, SEAT and
Skoda brands , as well as the truck manufacturer Scania and MAN.
Volkswagen means "people's
car" in German. The company's international slogan was “Das Auto” (“The
car”), although due to the emissions scandal it sought to change its slogan to
something more humble and less pretentious, so at the beginning of 2016 the
slogan was simply changed to “ Volkswagen ». Volkswagen has three cars on the
list of 10 best-selling cars of all time, namely: Golf, Beetle and Passat. This
information can be found on the website called 24/7 Wall St. With these three
Volkswagen cars you have more cars on the list of those that continue to
produce than any other manufacturer.
Our company offers the Volkswagen
certificate of conformity for this vehicle through our website.
The name Volkswagen is because in
Germany in the 1930s the project to build a car that was accessible to a large
number of people emerged. When Adolf Hitler took power in 1933, he decided to
launch a plan to promote the automobile industry, with the aim of relaunching
its factories and making them more competitive against the English and French.
In this way, a competition was launched for businessmen for the concession for
the manufacture of the so-called 'people's car' (Volkswagen). Ferdinand Porsche
was in charge of carrying out the project whose purpose was to build a simple
and cheap vehicle that could be available to most Germans.
Although its first steps began
before World War II, it was not until the 1950s when the Beetle became a
vehicle of great social acceptance in both Europe and America. In 1955, the
specimen one million left the factory, and in 1972 the Beetle, as it was known
throughout the world, exceeded the record of units manufactured from a car,
which Ford bore with its "T" model, upon reaching the 15,007,034
Volkswagen manufactured.
The Volkswagen certificate of
conformity is available for all Volkswagen built by the European market.
Volkswagen first implemented its
seven environmental objectives in technical development in 1996. The plan
contains issues related to climate protection, resource conservation and health
care, through objectives such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fuel
consumption, allowing the use of alternative fuels, and avoiding the use of
hazardous materials.
What do I need to get my
Volkswagen COC? Information available on our website.
Volkswagen and Sanyo have teamed
up to develop a battery system for hybrid cars. Volkswagen head Martin
Winterkorn has confirmed that the company plans to build compact hybrid
electric vehicles. He has declared "There will definitely be compact
hybrid models, such as Polo and Golf, and without much delay," with
gasoline and diesel as power. For example, golf is the ideal model to go
hybrid, as the Golf 1.4 TSI was recently awarded the "Certificate of the
Environment Car" by the Oko-Trend Institute for environmental research,
and was considered as one of the vehicles greener in 2007.