Its production includes the implementation of a new assembly line for the plant, which will be produced in series from September
The Renault Group Industrial Director and CEO of Renault in Spain, José Vicente de los Mozos, has announced that the Renault Group plans to manufacture all hybrid gearboxes worldwide at its plant in Seville. De los Mozos made this announcement while announcing that the Seville plant will receive the award for a new hybrid gearbox, the DB35, which will be used for the hybrid and plug-in hybrid versions of the current E-series TECH from Clio, Captur, Megane and Arkana.
In this way, the Sevilla factory will receive a new award, the DB35 gearbox, which will be added to the two gearboxes awarded in March 2021, and which will make Refactory of Sevilla the world production center for gearboxes.Renault Group hybrid speeds .
The production of this new gearbox includes the implementation of a new assembly line for the Seville plant, which is expected to enter series production from September. The first deliveries of the new model will take place at the Renault Group’s plants in Valladolid, Palencia, Bursa (Turkey) and Busan (Korea), where the above-mentioned models are produced.
This new gearbox is in addition to the gearboxes already assigned to the Seville plant in March 2021 under the 4th industrial plan of Renault Spain, which provided for the arrival in Seville of two new gearboxes, which will be used for the new E-vehicles. New generation TECH.
The 4th Industrial Plan also brought with it an innovative circular economy project in Seville, transforming the factory into Refactory Seville and giving used vehicles a second life.
The Refactory is a new industry concept that will transform the Seville plant into the first pole for a circular economy devoted in an integral way to mobility in Spain, in response to the sustainability challenges currently facing the automotive industry.
Source: La Verdad
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