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Duesmann will take office as soon as it will be available. Michael Brendel, spokesman for the Supervisory Board of the German News Agency, said: "Audi CEO Rupert Stadler, also a member of VW's board of directors, is involved in the scandal of exhaust gases for more than a month in detention.Since then he is on leave and the director of sales, Bram Schot, temporarily runs the Audi subsidiary of VW. present, it was said that Stadler was temporarily released from his duties "until the clarified facts that led to his arrest."
Earlier, the "Handelsblatt" had announced that Duesmann would become the Audi's new CEO BMW announced Monday the departure of Duesmann for "personal reasons", without giving more details.According to the Handelsblatt, he has a clause of competition in his contract.Not earlier in a half year, but later he could start at Audi, it was said there. "Circles said "The position of the Audi leader is only one of several possibilities."
Duesmann is not the first leading manager who changes from Munich to Wolfsburg. The CEO of VW, Herbert Diess, went to Wolfsburg in 2015, after being denied the move to the BMW summit. He first headed the VW Passenger Cars core brand until he replaced Matthias Müller as CEO of the Group in April. In Munich, he was head of the development department, before the former VW boss, Martin Winterkorn, did not take him to Wolfsburg. (SDA)
Posted on 24.07.2018 | Updated 2 minutes ago
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