Volvo Cars resumes limited production at Chengdu plant
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VOLVO Cars said on Friday (Sep 9) that limited production had resumed on Tuesday at its plant in the Chinese city of Chengdu.
The carmaker, which is Stockholm-listed albeit majority owned by Chinese automotive group Geely Holding, had temporarily closed the plant on Sep 1 due to local coronavirus restrictions.
“Volvo Cars is now operating a single daily shift at the (Chengdu) plant and will continue to evaluate the situation on an ongoing basis,” a Volvo Cars spokesperson said.
The spokesperson said the company’s plant in Daqing remained temporarily closed due to the lockdown in the city. REUTERS
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