Volkswagen opened the Dresden plant in 2001, making the Phaeton sedan before switching to the e-Golf hatchback and, most recently, the ID.3 electric car. The last vehicle will roll off the assembly ...

Later this month, Volkswagen will wind down production of the all-electric ID.3 at its Dresden site, known as the Transparent Factory, a facility famous for its floor-to-ceiling glass walls. The ...

German car manufacturer Volkswagen will transform its assembly plant in Dresden, Saxony, into a technology center after ceasing vehicle production. The group thus keeps its promise not to close plants ...

Volkswagen AG plans to convert its small-scale assembly plant in Dresden into an innovation hub after stopping car output, following through on a pledge to avoid factory closures in Germany. The ...

The laid-back capital of the German state of Saxony is often overlooked for bigger destinations like Prague and Berlin. But this city of 560,000 has an array of impressive things to do and see, ...

Before the Second World War, Dresden was commonly regarded as Germany’s most beautiful city, marked by Baroque silhouettes and filled with cherished collections of the fine and applied arts. Then came ...

A new study shows the ancient Dresden Codex held calculations could forecast eclipses centuries ahead. Maya daykeepers used overlapping 223- or 358-month cycles to maintain precise lunar and solar ...

Nathan Round, part of GameRant's talented Game Guides Team, is the leading voice for Call of Duty guides. From meta loadouts to the best weapons for each season, he takes pride in crafting top-notch ...

The Dresden 9mm is an SMG introduced in Black Ops 6 and Warzone with Season 6. For veteran CoD players, this won’t be a new weapon, as it has long been popular in the community as the MP40. Now, it ...

The Dresden 9mm SMG is a brand-new submachine gun debuting with the launch of Black Ops 6 and Warzone Season 6. Featuring a full-auto mag and what is believed to be quite high damage paired with low ...

The United States envoy to Israel lashed out at British Prime Minister Keir Starmer over criticism of Israel’s plan to take control of Gaza, joining senior Israeli figures who have also pushed back.

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