Volkswagen hit by cyberattack originating in China, threatening global EV industry

News25 Apr 2024

Volkswagen, a prominent automotive manufacturer, has been targeted in a sophisticated cyberattack originating from China, raising concerns about international cyber espionage and its ramifications for the global electric vehicle (EV) sector.

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