JLR has announced that it will develop its plant in Nitra, Slovakia to produce electric vehicles by 2030.
Commenting on the announcement Executive Director of Industrial Operations, Barbara Bergmeier said “This is a vote of confidence in the 4,800 associates, in their dedication, performance and execution and it demonstrates the key role Nitra plays in our industrial system.”
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The new facility will be the JV’s second gigafactory based in Indiana.
As the carmaker prepares for EV production in the US, leaders in manufacturing, battery, logistics and training outline BMW’s ambitions in the region.
The plant will have a monthly production capacity of 40,000 wafers.
