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    The Volkswagen Group Test Centre California has completed a new expansion project - the new Oxnard Engineering Campus.


    The Volkswagen Group Test Center California (TCC) has finished an expansion project that furthers the state-of-the-art development centres capabilities and encompasses additional entities within the company under a new name - the Oxnard Engineering Campus.

    Supporting Volkswagen Group brands including Volkswagen, Audi, Bentley and Porsche, work at the Oxnard campus is focused on powertrain engineering services that support product development, governmental compliance and emissions testing with an enhanced focus on electric vehicle range testing and analysis.

    The new Oxnard Engineering Campus now operates on nine acres of design and testing space
    Established in 1990 in Westlake Village, California, the TCC serves as the Group's only emission test laboratory in the U.S.A. The largest technical center of its kind for the Volkswagen Group outside of Germany, the TCC plays a pivotal role in the product development chain, acting as a critical stop for many products before they are approved for production.

    The renovated campus houses not only the testing team but also the Audi Engineering and Volkswagen Quality teams, both of which had previously worked alongside the testing team in Oxnard, and the Design Center California (DCC), relocated from its Santa Monica location. 

    The original TCC building located next to the newly-developed space continues to hold the emissions test laboratory, engineering and prototype fleet operations, the governance team and operations-related employees. The expansion includes an advanced shipping and receiving area with loading docks and large visitor workshops equipped with lifts, alignment racks and tire service capabilities. In addition, the facility features extensive office, training and meeting areas that can accommodate up to 200 people for hosting powertrain and emissions test groups.
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    The Volkswagen Group Test Centre California has completed a new expansion project - the new Oxnard Engineering Campus.


    The Volkswagen Group Test Center California (TCC) has finished an expansion project that furthers the state-of-the-art development centres capabilities and encompasses additional entities within the company under a new name - the Oxnard Engineering Campus.

    Supporting Volkswagen Group brands including Volkswagen, Audi, Bentley and Porsche, work at the Oxnard campus is focused on powertrain engineering services that support product development, governmental compliance and emissions testing with an enhanced focus on electric vehicle range testing and analysis.

    The new Oxnard Engineering Campus now operates on nine acres of design and testing space
    Established in 1990 in Westlake Village, California, the TCC serves as the Group's only emission test laboratory in the U.S.A. The largest technical center of its kind for the Volkswagen Group outside of Germany, the TCC plays a pivotal role in the product development chain, acting as a critical stop for many products before they are approved for production.

    The renovated campus houses not only the testing team but also the Audi Engineering and Volkswagen Quality teams, both of which had previously worked alongside the testing team in Oxnard, and the Design Center California (DCC), relocated from its Santa Monica location. 

    The original TCC building located next to the newly-developed space continues to hold the emissions test laboratory, engineering and prototype fleet operations, the governance team and operations-related employees. The expansion includes an advanced shipping and receiving area with loading docks and large visitor workshops equipped with lifts, alignment racks and tire service capabilities. In addition, the facility features extensive office, training and meeting areas that can accommodate up to 200 people for hosting powertrain and emissions test groups.
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