Deputy CEO shares plans
Will ramp up production gradually
Construction will go ahead on an amended schedule
Plans to lay off over 450 employees in August
Starting with three-cylinder turbo PureTech petrol engines
Factories shut down, output collapses
New dates have not been specified yet
Pandemic overwrites all plans
Seeks to cut costs
Manufacturing PMI recovers slightly but remains under 50
To churn out 250 cars per shift
In a single shift for now
Until September
The company and its suppliers are all ready for launch
Orders plummet
Exclusive interview with Alexander Brenner, automotive industry expert at Roland Berger
Next Wednesday
Most employees are on mandatory leave
How low can we go?
New health protection measures in place