Matthias Müller blir ny chef för Volkswagen
Porschechefen Matthias Müller blir ny koncernchef för Volkswagen. Det rapporterar tyska Die Welt. Han efterträder Martin Winterkorn som i går avgick till följd av det omfattande fusk med utsläppsmätningar som företaget avslöjats med.
Müller kommer närmast från posten som vd för Porsche, ett uppdrag han haft sedan 2010.
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Matthias Müller
Wikipedia (en)
Matthias Müller (born June 9, 1953 in Karl-Marx-Stadt, now Chemnitz) is a German manager at Volkswagen AG, and has been Chief Executive Officer of Porsche AG since 2010.
After graduating from school in Ingolstadt, Müller finished an apprenticeship as a toolmaker at Audi in 1977. He then studied computer science at the Munich University of Applied Sciences, returning to Audi and taking a junior managers position in the IT department in 1984. After joining the planning department from 1993 Müller was product manager for the Audi A3, and from 1995 he was given overall responsibility for product management at Audi.
A year after Martin Winterkorn took over management at Audi, in 2002 Müller was appointed coordinator of Audi and Lamborghini model lines. After Winterkorn was appointed VW Group boss in 2007, he appointed Müller as general representative, and then head of VW's product strategy, controlling all VW group brands.
In October 2010, he was appointed as Chief executive officer (head of the Vorstand) of Porsche AG. At the end of February 2014, he became the Chief information officer of Porsche Automobil Holding SE.
Detta har hänt
Volkswagen har i amerikanska tester ertappats med att manipulera mjukvaran i sina dieselbilar, så att utsläppen framstår som mindre än de egentligen är. 11 miljoner Volkswagenbilar har den aktuella programvaran installerad.
Koncernchefen Martin Winterkorn avgick den 23 september till följd av skandalen.
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