VW’s high-bay warehouse has a capacity for 16,000 large and 70,000 small load carriers and is equipped with a fully automated storage and retrieval system
VW is using a ’paperless supermarket’ concept to manage parts at its VW Emden site as well as optimising plant logistics at Emden with automated technology
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From 2026 BMW will start using hydrogen-powered tugger trains and forklift trucks at Regensburg as part of its iFactory initiative.
BMW is using a cloud-based traffic control system to guide complex autonomous parts delivery at its Regensburg assembly plant in Germany
BMW is moving press tools and steel blanks with an autonomous truck platform at its Regensburg production plant
