Volkswagen: Emission gate is still the focus of work will increase the proportion of female executives
Matthias Mueller, chief executive of Volkswagen Group, said the Volkswagen Group is recovering from the "ventilated door" and is slowly on the right track at the public press conference.
Mueller said that the current diesel discharge cheating door is still the focus of public work. He said the Volkswagen would probably fix 200,000 vehicles per week for overcrowding, and now has repaired 4 million cars, of which Germany has repaired 1.5 million vehicles. The company plans to complete all the emissions of vehicles over the fall of this year.
At the press conference, Mueller also said the public will try to expand the number of women in management. He pointed out that in 2016, the public had a total of 113,928 male employees in the world, but female employees accounted for only 14.5% of the total number of employees, only 19,316. Mueller said that for the public, increasing the number of women's management members is a new attempt.
As for whether the public is interested in discussing mergers with Fiat Chrysler (FCA), Mueller said, "There is currently no contact with the chief executive officer of FCA." However, according to Reuters, Mueller in the subsequent interview, on the merger with the FCA attitude is more vague. "I did not rule out the possibility of talking," Mueller said.
