Volkswagen AG Unsponsored ADR (VWAGY)
VWAGY vs. BYDDY: Which Stock Is the Better Value Option?
Investors with an interest in Automotive - Foreign stocks have likely encountered both Volkswagen AG Unsponsored ADR (VWAGY) and Byd Co., Ltd. (BYDDY). But which of these two stocks offers value investors a better bang for their buck right now?
Are Investors Undervaluing Volkswagen (VWAGY) Right Now?
Here at Zacks, our focus is on the proven Zacks Rank system, which emphasizes earnings estimates and estimate revisions to find great stocks. Nevertheless, we are always paying attention to the latest value, growth, and momentum trends to underscore strong picks.
Volkswagen EV Growth Accelerates as Tesla Europe Sales Fall in 2025
Volkswagen tops Tesla in Europe 2025 EV sales as ID-series models drive strong growth across markets.
Volkswagen Shares Jump on Cash Flow Beat, Trump's Tariff Retreat
The German automaker's cash flow and liquidity last year exceeded guidance and it received a boost after Trump walked back from plans to put tariffs on European goods.
Volkswagen Forms New Management Structure to Oversee Group's Core Brands
The board will oversee decision-making across the group's core brands that could unlock around $1.2 billion in production savings alone.
VW brands to cut board roles in savings drive, Automobilwoche reports
The core brand group of German carmaker Volkswagen plans to cut back management positions and consolidate the platform in a bid to save 1 billion euros ($1.2 billion), the Automobilwoche industry publication reported on Wednesday.
Volkswagen And It's Lowered Upside With Additional Tariffs
Volkswagen faces significant near-term risks from potential new US tariffs, prompting a reduction in my price target to €160/share. Tariffs have already caused a meaningful €1.5B impact, and further escalation could cut EPS growth estimates by 10-20%. Despite volatility, VOW3 remains fundamentally strong, conservatively leveraged, and offers over 20% annual upside at current valuations.
Volkswagen: Valuation Disconnect Creates A Buying Opportunity
Volkswagen is rated BUY, with 25-35% upside potential, driven by cost-cutting, new model launches, and significant undervaluation versus fair value. Despite 2025 headwinds—US tariffs, China market share loss, and Porsche weakness—VWAGY's sales and revenues grew, signaling resilient consumer demand. Management targets EUR 1.5 billion in cost savings by 2026, new BEV/ICV launches in Europe and China, and EBIT margin expansion from 3% (2025) to 5.4% (2030).
Volkswagen Falls to Third Place in China's Competitive Auto Market
VWAGY slips to third in China as Geely overtakes it, underscoring pressure from fast-rising domestic EV brands in the world's largest auto market.
Volkswagen Brand Deliveries Fall 1.4% on China Woes and U.S. Tariffs
Deliveries of Volkswagen-branded vehicles in 2025 fell 1.4% on year as the market environment in China remained challenging while U.S. tariffs hit demand in North America.
Volkswagen-Qualcomm Deal Strengthens SDV and Autonomous Push
VWAGY teams up with Qualcomm to power SDVs, enabling Level 4 driving, zonal architecture and AI infotainment by 2027.
Volkswagen drops to third in China sales as fast-growing Geely Auto overtakes
Volkswagen was overtaken by Geely Auto in sales in China last year, dropping to third place after losing its decade-long dominance in the world's largest auto market to BYD in 2024, industry data showed.
