Walter de Silva, design chief, is the latest Volkswagen executive to leave.
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Design chief, Walter de Silva, retires amidst ongoing scandal
The design chief, Walter de Silva, is set to retire by the end of this month.
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After working with Volkswagen for the past 17 years and being in charge of all the design teams since 2007, the Italian designer's time has come to an end.
CEO, Matthias Müller, made the announcement in a public statement.
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“epitomizes creativity and the Italian sense of beauty and style on the one hand and thoroughness, a systematic approach and discipline on the other. succeeded in establishing a design culture and methodology across all group brands that is unique in our industry—at the same time, he was the driving force in preserving a high degree of creative autonomy for the brands and their design departments."
Although, de Silva will leave by the end of this month, he will continue to work with the troubled German automaker in an advisory role.
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