When was Volkswagen created

Volkswagen, a renowned German automobile manufacturer, was established on May 28, 1937. The company was founded by the German Labour Front, under the leadership of Ferdinand Porsche, with the aim of producing affordable and reliable cars for the masses. The name "Volkswagen" translates to "people's car," reflecting its mission to create vehicles that were accessible to a wider population.

The first model produced by Volkswagen was the iconic Beetle, designed by Ferdinand Porsche. The Beetle became a symbol of automotive engineering and design, gaining immense popularity in Germany and around the world. Over the decades, Volkswagen expanded its product range and evolved into one of the largest automobile manufacturers globally, known for quality, innovation, and sustainability.

Today, Volkswagen continues to play a significant role in the automotive industry, producing a wide array of vehicles while focusing on electric mobility and sustainable practices for the future.