As Volkswagen Group gears up to manufacture 1.5m EVs per year by 2025, it is transforming its supply chain. Danny Auerswald, who leads the carmaker’s all-electric factory in Dresden, explains how Volkswagen is transforming plants and logistics to meet its electric and sustainability targets during Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live.
Danny Auerswald, plant manager at the Transparent Factory Dresden details the investments, strategy, technology and processes that Volkswagen is implementing to produce a new generation of electric vehicles on its MEB architecture, including Volkswagen ID.3 at the plant in Dresden, Germany, which was Volkswagen’s first all-electric factory.
He speaks to Christopher Ludwig, editor-in-chief at Automotive Logistics and Ultima Media
This presentation was first broadcast on September 17th during the Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live virtual conference. Click here to view all videos from the conference on demand.
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As new entrants, tech firms and EV start-up companies jump into the supply chain, this panel at Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Live explored the logistics requirements with insight from startups Rivian and Ineos Automotive, and supply chain specialist Kuehne + Nagel.
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