Audi labour boss criticises management for lack of production roadmap
[BERLIN] Audi's labour boss has criticised top management for lacking a roadmap for production as workers at the luxury carmaker's core German plants fear they could be left behind in the race for orders and projects.
"A production strategy is currently not discernible," works council chairman Peter Mosch said on Wednesday in an emailed statement, repeating his call for new models to be assigned to the carmaker's German factories in Ingolstadt and Neckarsulm.
The Volkswagen luxury division recently assigned a new electric model to a factory in Brussels where Audi also plans to start building its first mass-produced sport-utility vehicle in 2018.
Audi had no immediate comment.
REUTERS
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