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Steffen Knapp, Director, Volkswagen Passenger Cars, also told media persons that the Volkswagen group will invest 1 billion euros as part of the India 2.0 strategy, a strategic alliance between Volkswagen and Skoda Auto under which the latter will development volume segment products for the Indian market.

As per the new game plan, Skoda will take lead for bringing Volkswagen's MQB Ao IN platform in India in addition to develop small volume driven cars.

Knapp said the production capacity will be increased by