Volkswagen hasn’t decided to will build a second plant in China, in the northwestern province of Xinjiang, a Volkswagen spokesman said.
“No decisions have been made,” the spokesman told Dow Jones, noting that China is an important future growth market.
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He declined to confirm a report in German daily newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung saying the company plans to build a factory in the province’s capital Urumqi.
The article also said the German-Chinese joint venture Shanghai Volkswagen will make an initial investment of around EUR230m in the plant.
