Renault-Nissan inaugurates second production line at Moroccan plant
The plant, while offering more capacity, enables the company to take advantage of the cost benefits of the Moroccan labour market.
The Renault-Nissan alliance inaugurated the second production line at its Moroccan vehicle manufacturing facility in Tangier yesterday (8 October), according to a company statement. The new line will become operational next year and will increase the Tangier plant's annual production capacity to 340,000 units. The second assembly line, which has been installed with an investment of EUR400 million (USD540 million), will produce two models in Renault's Dacia car range – the Sandero and the Sandero Stepway.
Thank you for visiting S&P Global AutoTechInsight.
*A subscription to News & Analysis includes four S&P Global-selected sector-specific analytical pieces per month. Access to all analytic pieces across all domains comes with a subscription to All Domains. Please click here to subscribe.
To get access to the AutoTechInsight full suite of services, please contact a sales representative by clicking here.
Already a subscriber? Please log in here
