Assembly in motion: speed and flexibility in vehicle production

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Next e.GO Mobile and Trumpf joined the fifth panel at Automotive Evolution Europe to discuss strategies to simplify production processes and increase flexibility.

As automotive manufacturers ramp up electric vehicle and battery volumes, they are managing compressed timelines for product development and serial production, gaining an edge by getting to market sooner. In response, OEMs and suppliers are leveraging new EV architectures and implementing strategies to simplify production processes and increase flexibility, including microfactories, modular concepts and software-driven technology.

After a short presentation on highly flexible production strategies from e.GO Vice-President, Global Microfactory Technology Dr Matthias Preuß, a panel of experts from emerging and established manufacturers in Europe joined him to discuss how they are transforming automotive production for a new era of flexibility and speed.

Featuring
Dr Matthias Preuß, Vice-President, Global Microfactory Technology, Next e.GO Mobile
Johannes Buehrle, Head of Global Industry and Business Development for Mobility, Trumpf

Hosted by Christopher Ludwig, editor-in-chief, AMS and Ultima Media

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