Volkswagen's controversial plant in China's Xinjiang region planned to produce up to 50,000 vehicles a year after it opened in 2013. Now, it has revealed no vehicles are made there.
Volkswagen’s Urumqi venture in Xinjiang was intended to generate hundreds of jobs in China’s underdeveloped northwest.
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