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Volkswagen: Nothing else is a Volkswagen.

Volkswagen is a German automaker with a wide range of cars. In addition to SUVs like the Tiguan and Atlas, the vehicles include compact hatchbacks and sedans like the VW Golf and Arteon. Mazda, Toyota, Buick, Honda, and Buick are rival automakers.

Wolfsburg, Lower Saxony, Germany, serves as the home of Volkswagen, a German automaker. The German Labour Front of the Nazi Party established it in 1937 to develop a "people's car" (German: Volkswagen) that would be affordable and dependable for the general public. Ferdinand Porsche, who later established his own sports car firm, created the Beetle, the original Volkswagen vehicle. A historical icon and one of the most well-known and iconic vehicles, the Beetle came to represent Volkswagen. Under Heinrich Nordhoff's direction, Volkswagen was taken over by the British Army after World War II and resurrected as a major brand. The Volkswagen Group, the world's largest automaker by market share, has made Volkswagen its flagship brand in recent years.

Other automobile brands owned by the Volkswagen Group include Audi, SEAT, Porsche, Lamborghini, Bentley, Bugatti, Scania, MAN, and Koda. China is the Volkswagen Group's largest market, accounting for 40% of its sales and profits.

Volkswagen, a prominent automaker with over 600,000 employees and over 10 million cars sold annually, aims to provide the best products and working environments for customers and employees. The company aims to shape mobility for generations by creating innovative products and services that inspire society and drive the transition to a sustainable, digital, and inclusive mobility system. The company's core principles include responsibility, integrity, courage, diversity, respect, and collaboration.