Volkswagen operates a vast network of factories around the world, producing a wide range of vehicles under various brands. Here’s an overview of some of the key factories and their locations:

Germany

1. Wolfsburg - This is Volkswagen's largest factory and the headquarters of the company. It produces the Volkswagen Golf, among other models.
2. Zwickau - Primarily focused on electric vehicles, including the ID.4 and ID.3.
3. Emden - Recently transitioned to electric vehicle production, including the ID.4.
4. Dresden - Known for the production of the luxury Volkswagen Phaeton and the e-Golf.

Europe

1. Puebla, Mexico - One of the largest Volkswagen plants outside Germany, producing models like the Jetta and Tiguan.
2. Anting, China - A joint venture with SAIC, producing various models for the Chinese market.
3. Changchun, China - Another joint venture with FAW, manufacturing several Volkswagen models.

South America

1. São Bernardo do Campo, Brazil - Produces a range of vehicles, including the Volkswagen Delivery trucks.
2. Anchieta, Brazil - Focuses on the production of the Volkswagen T-Cross and other models.

Asia

1. Kaluga, Russia - Produces models like the Volkswagen Tiguan and Skoda Octavia.
2. Foshan, China - Another facility under the SAIC-Volkswagen joint venture, producing various models.

Africa

1. Uitenhage, South Africa - Produces the Volkswagen Polo and other models for the local market.

Additional Notes

Volkswagen has been investing heavily in electric vehicle production, with several factories being retooled or newly built to accommodate this shift. The company aims to become a leader in electric mobility, which is reflected in its production strategies across these facilities.

For the most current and detailed information, including any recent changes or expansions, you may want to check Volkswagen's official website or their latest corporate reports.