Speaking to AMS, Carlos Carrinho, General Manager Dacia Vehicle plant Mioveni, discusses the factory’s unique position within the realm of European car manufacturing and how it has been continuously developing to meet future production challenges
At its factory in Mioveni, Romania, Dacia recorded impressive production figures during 2022 in relation to pre-pandemic levels, and the company hopes its future in Europe will flourish. Speaking to AMS, Carlos Carrinho, General Manager Dacia Vehicle plant Mioveni, describes the history of the factory and explains its unique position within the realm of European car manufacturing.
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