CHAKAN, India—The plant is equipped with advanced automation technologies, including over 1,000 robots, with 500 deployed in the AI-driven body shop. The facility also features robotic press and paint shops for enhanced precision and efficiency.
The Dodge Viper’s production officially ended in 2017 when the Conner Avenue Assembly plant was shut down. Slowing sales and anticipated challenges with meeting updated safety standards were cited as reasons for its retirement.
KARIEGA, South Africa—Plant Kariega, part of Volkswagen Group Africa (VWGA), has set a new production record of 167,084 vehicles in 2024, surpassing its previous high of 161,954 vehiclesachieved in 2019.
COLOMIERS, France—Daher has opened the Daher Learning Center in Colomiers, near Toulouse, France. The Daher Learning Center can accommodate up to 40 learners simultaneously, offering customized programs for key technical roles, including systems mechanics, assembly fitters, and cabin integrators.
CHARLESTON, SC—Boeing announced a $1 billion investment in its South Carolina 787 Dreamliner manufacturing plant, aiming to upgrade infrastructure and create 500 new jobs over the next five years. The move comes as the company works to recover from a challenging 2024 and ramp up production.
GEORGETOWN, KY—In February, the automaker unveiled a $1.3 billion investment at the same site, aimed at producing an all-new three-row electric SUV for the U.S. market.
SEATTLE, WA—In November, Boeing delivered just 13 commercial jets—less than a quarter of the 56 aircraft delivered during the same month last year. This decline follows the production shutdown caused by the strike involving 33,000 factory workers.
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