Volkswagen is reportedly preparing plans for a major restructuring that would reduce its workforce and rationalize production. According to reports, management expects to present proposals to the company’s supervisory board next month covering deeper job cuts and factory closures. The accounts cited indicate that the scale of the workforce reduction could reach about 100,000 positions, alongside the closure of multiple production sites, reported as four plants. While the sources describe the expected presentation of these plans to the supervisory board, they do not indicate that final decisions have been made yet. The reports also frame the measures as part of a broader effort to reorganize operations, suggesting Volkswagen is looking to cut costs and adjust its manufacturing footprint. Details on which specific plants would close, the timing of the closures, and the breakdown of job losses were not provided in the supplied excerpts. Overall, the information centers on internal planning and upcoming board consideration rather than confirmed final actions.