SEAT to maintain three-shift strategy for Audi Q3
More optimistic forecasts for this model has led SEAT to plan to build 107,000 units this year, instead of the 96,000 units that it had originally intended
SEAT is planning to maintain its three-shift strategy for the Audi Q3 at its Martorell site near Barcelona (Spain) until the end of 2014, reports Expansión. Unnamed sources have said that the company will also extend the temporary labour contract of 500 workers. They added that they will decide in November whether to maintain this in to 2015.
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