After-tax profit fell to €3bn from €3.3bn in the same quarter a year ago

Volkswagen uvedl, že skandál s naftovými emisemi nyní společnost stál 30 miliard eur (25 miliard liber).

Finanční ředitel německé automobilky ve čtvrtek toto číslo zveřejnil spolu s 10procentním poklesem čtvrtletního zisku.

Skupina vyčlenila další 1 miliardu eur na pokrytí právních nákladů spojených se skandálem, který byl poprvé odhalen v roce 2015.

VW připustil, že podváděl testy, aby jeho vozidla vypadala méně znečišťující, než byla.

Zisk po zdanění klesl na 3 miliardy eur z 3.3 miliardy eur ve stejném čtvrtletí před rokem. Tržby skupiny vzrostly o 3.1 procenta na 60 miliard eur, protože objem prodeje klesl, ale ziskové marže vzrostly.

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VW admitted to rigging its US emission tests so that diesel-powered cars would looks like they were emitting less nitrous oxide, which can damage the ozone layer and contribute to respiratory diseases. Around 11 million cars worldwide were affected.

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Finanční ředitel Frank Wittner řekl, že to bylo „velmi silné první čtvrtletí“ a „do určité míry lepší, ve skutečnosti lepší, než jsme očekávali“.

„Myslím, že klíčovými hnacími silami byly samozřejmě provozní výkony, i když objem poklesl, ale dokázali jsme to kompenzovat efekty ceny a mixu,“ řekl pan Wittner agentuře Associated Press.

Pan Wittner řekl, že zisky byly pod tlakem vysokých výdajů na budoucí řadu bateriových vozidel společnosti, ale řekl, že „bez alternativ“.

Společnost přechází na vozidla s nulovými místními emisemi, aby splnila nižší limity EU pro emise skleníkových plynů. Společnost očekává, že v závodě ve Zwickau ve východním Německu začne výroba bateriového hatchbacku ID koncem tohoto roku.

Značka Volkswagen, jedna z 12 společností, zaznamenala nárůst provozního zisku o 5 procent na 921 milionů EUR, protože nižší objemy byly kompenzovány kontrolou nákladů a ziskovějším modelovým mixem.

Zisky však klesly u dvou hlavních tvůrců peněz společnosti, jejích luxusních divizí Audi a Porsche. Audi zaznamenalo pokles zisku na 1.1 miliardy eur z 1.3 miliardy eur kvůli modelovým změnám a vyšším výdajům na nové produkty a technologie. Provozní zisk Porsche klesl o 12 procent na 829 milionů eur.

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