CLEAN : Ford's electric drive reinvents historic Michigan factory

The video discusses the history of the company's oldest plant, which was turned into a parking lot. It highlights the unexpected demand with 200,000 reservations and the company's response to double capacity to produce 150,000 units annually. Strategies to increase production include adding workstations, hiring more staff, and building a new plant in Tennessee for electric vehicles. The company is rapidly scaling to meet demand and adapting to fast industry changes, focusing on battery production and resource allocation.

What was the previous use of the company's oldest plant?

• A shopping mall

• A parking lot

• A residential area

• A sports complex

How many reservations does the company currently have?

• 250,000

• 200,000

• 150,000

• 100,000

What is the company's target annual production capacity for next year?

• 150,000 units

• 100,000 units

• 250,000 units

• 200,000 units

What measures is the company taking to increase production?

• Decreasing production hours

• Speeding up the production line

• Hiring fewer people

• Reducing workstations

Where is the new plant being built?

• California

• Tennessee

• Texas

• Florida

What type of vehicles will the new plant in Tennessee produce?

• Gasoline vehicles

• Hybrid vehicles

• Diesel vehicles

• Battery electric vehicles

What is the company doing to adapt to the rapidly changing industry?

• Reducing production

• Ignoring market trends

• Acquiring resources to build batteries

• Focusing only on traditional vehicles