In August 2025, Volkswagen sold 337,566 vehicles in 38 countries, accounting for 5.23% of global sales. Among them, 145,718 were sold in China, 39,402 in Brazil, 37,467 in Germany, 26,313 in the United States, and 10,981 in Mexico.
Volkswagen Group, Europe’s largest automaker, faces an $11 billion cash flow shortfall and may need to sell some brands to stay afloat. Volkswagen’s cash flow problems stem from the failure of its massive investment in electric vehicle transformation to generate expected returns, as well as production halts caused by supply chain and factory efficiency issues.
Volkswagen will suspend production of the ID. Buzz at its Hanover plant in Germany due to falling short of sales expectations. Volkswagen had previously claimed the plant had an annual production capacity of 130,000 vehicles, but global annual sales over the past two years have been limited to approximately 30,000. This move aims to flexibly adjust production processes to respond to changing market conditions.
1 China Volkswagen 145718
2 Brazil Volkswagen 39402
3 Germany Volkswagen 37467
4 US Volkswagen 26313
5 Mexico Volkswagen 10981
6 Argentina Volkswagen 8616
7 UK Volkswagen 7866
8 Turkey Volkswagen 7148
9 France Volkswagen 5586
10 South Africa Volkswagen 5521
11 Italy Volkswagen 4754
12 Spain Volkswagen 4171
13 Canada Volkswagen 4023
14 Poland Volkswagen 2822
15 Austria Volkswagen 2821
16 Australia Volkswagen 2626
17 Sweden Volkswagen 2614
18 Belgium Volkswagen 2359
19 Netherlands Volkswagen 2125
20 Denmark Volkswagen 1835
21 Norway Volkswagen 1782
22 Japan Volkswagen 1588
23 Czech Volkswagen 1106
24 Colombia Volkswagen 932
25 Peru Volkswagen 932
26 Morocco Volkswagen 845
27 Portugal Volkswagen 815
28 Ireland Volkswagen 698
29 Russia Volkswagen 661
30 Egypt Volkswagen 585
31 Taiwan, China Volkswagen 575
32 Chile Volkswagen 520
33 Finland Volkswagen 519
34 South Korea Volkswagen 410
35 Greece Volkswagen 361
36 Israel Volkswagen 298
37 New Zealand Volkswagen 135
38 Indonesia Volkswagen 36