The coronavirus crisis has forced us to distance ourselves from our loved ones, friends, and co-workers. The streets of our cities and towns look emptier than ever and, despite this bleak image, it is a time of joint struggle . The vast majority of citizens, companies and public entities live their day to day with a single objective: to defeat COVID-19. Jaguar Land Rover Spain is one of the many car manufacturers that has relegated the sale of its models to the background. Your logistics teams, plant managers and machine operators are focused on helping. At the beginning of April, the production of certified protective visors started in the United Kingdom, their vehicles are giving motor support to the actions of the Red Cross all over the world and they do not forget the neighbors locked up in quarantine, providing them with content and activities of all.
In this article we talk about the different projects that the brands started in the face of the exceptional situation of the virus, modifying their production lines , transferring fleets of vehicles or proposing activities. Jaguar Land Rover has extended this involvement to any corner of the world that needs it, starting with English lands. More than 300 vehicles have been deployed around the globe to support organizations responding to COVID-19. Finbar McFall, director of customer experience for Jaguar Land Rover, said: “The health and safety of our employees, customers and their families remain our priority.” They do it hand in hand with the Red Cross, an entity with which they have been collaborating for 65 years despite having never experienced a crisis of this caliber. He himself acknowledges: “It is reassuring to see how our combined efforts really make a difference, helping the most vulnerable during this global pandemic.”
Spain has 18 of the vehicles loaned, the fourth country behind the United Kingdom, Russia and Australia. An implication that goes beyond the transfer, transforming part of its production to be able to manufacture sanitary material. The shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) is not unique to our country and Jaguar Land Rover knows it. For this reason, since 31 March the Warwickshire plant has been producing 5,000 visors per week , referred to teams from the UK’s National Health Service (NHS). We tell you everything that this manufacturer has put in place to combat this global virus.
