The automaker will spend €1.3 billion on training and upskilling staff through 2030 to prepare staff for a greater focus on electrified, connected products.
The training push dubbed Turn2Learn will mostly use e-learning to allow workers to tailor skills development for their current roles or to move on from roles to be later phased out.
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