Volkswagen Group of America is moving vehilce imports to the US Gulf Coast to Port Freeport from 2024. Vehicles are being delivered from Mexico and Europe to the port
Volkswagen Group of America (VWGoA) is making Port Freeport its main US Gulf Coast hub for vehilce imports from early 2024, with annual volumes beginning at 140,000. The carmaker will take out an initial 20-year lease on the terminal.
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VW Group of America has opened a vehicle terminal at the port of Freeport on the US Gulf coast that will import and process up to 140,000 vehicles annually.
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