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When will the Chattanooga plant start producing ID4s?
Getting closeWhen will the Chattanooga plant start producing ID4s?
The current predicted start date for production at Chattanooga is June 2022, which is already sooner than initially announced (which if I remember correctly was initially Sept 2022 for production start).If vw was smart, with everything going on, trying to get the factory to start production sooner than expected.
Is 3-month ramp-up a thing with a new automotive assembly line? Show up in June/July, train workers, work out kinks, hit production targets in Sept/Oct? Or is part happening already after that soft run back in August?The latest interview with Scott Keogh I have seen was Jan.10 here where he says "volume production scheduled to begin in September or October " so he changes his dates.
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Already happeningIs 3-month ramp-up a thing with a new automotive assembly line? Show up in June/July, train workers, work out kinks
Are you saying the ramp up has already started?Already happening
YesAre you saying the ramp up has already started?
Well, I’ll keep being patient, I just paid off my other car so I can’t complain. Hopefully we see some traction soon. And thank you for your input.Possibly, the chip crisis, transportation/logistic issues, and now Russia are throwing lots of wrenches into our works.
Frustratingly, I've seen both June and September listed. At one point, September was the original plan, then it moved up to June. (Could be that both are true, with the line running more slowly at first in June, but faster in September). I'd really like to see an update on that with the interview date included. Too bad Keogh probably isn't looking at reddit anymore with the AMA there long past.The latest interview with Scott Keogh I have seen was Jan.10 here where he says "volume production scheduled to begin in September or October " so he changes his dates.
That part is not custom built and any new supplier can be used for part you mentioned .... let's hope they choose SKF.On this engineering tear down of a VW-supplied drivetrain/battery tear down on YT they showed the motor has a big conical shaped bearing on top marked “Made in Ukraine” I imagine that might be a bigger issue for restarting the factory but hopefully not.At -29.55 the biggie on top