US EditionRelocations: Why Europe Once Again Attracts Chinese manufacturers...
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Volvo's Europe dealerships will soon no longer be powered by EX30s from China, but from Belgium. With a budget of around 200 million euros, Volvo and its Chinese parent company Geely have implemented a new production line in their Ghent factory. L的EX30 now joins the XC40s, EC40s, EX40s and V60s in a factory that also has a new battery manufacturing unit. Thus, if the modules still come from China, the battery pack itself is assembled in Belgium.…
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