Because the assembly line is shared with the Altima [37K sold in March] and Maxima [6K], there was more than a few challenges for engineers to accommodate this smaller LEAF alongside Nissan’s other mid-sized offering.
Yeah, in Oppama, the LEAF was built on a line with the Juke, Cube and a new car that I cannot remember what it was called. I wonder what is on the line with the LEAF in the UK?scottf200 said:It mentions the other Nissan cars there too:Because the assembly line is shared with the Altima [37K sold in March] and Maxima [6K], there was more than a few challenges for engineers to accommodate this smaller LEAF alongside Nissan’s other mid-sized offering.
RegGuheert said:Notice that they remove the doors after the vehicle is painted and then they are assembled on separate lines from the vehicles. At the end, they are rejoined.
RegGuheert said:Yeah, in Oppama, the LEAF was built on a line with the Juke, Cube and a new car that I cannot remember what it was called.
Tesla's factory seemed a bit more automated. One thing I noticed in the Tesla video was that they did NOT take the doors off for assembly.mkjayakumar said:How does this compare to the Tesla's automation in their factory? which I heard is highly automated..
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