Well-established factories are essential to the success of any light manufacturing company and even to the well-being of the economy as a whole. Companies can monopolize an entire market by skillfully identifying a product in demand and building a plant that specializes in mass production.

While a factory is a huge investment of money with equally extensive maintenance costs, these factories are used for mass production and sale, which keeps the end costs to a minimum. These companies not only save money on price, their factories also allow them to create jobs, albeit not with the highest wages, especially if they are built near cities.

Walmart is the most famous and largest discount store in the United States. The company has a large number of huge distribution centers serving 11,088 stores in their network. Walmart's rival, the well-known Target chain, has four import distribution centers that supply the entire chain with the required amount of imported goods. Hyundai and Volkswagen have the world's largest car factories, through which they maintain their competitiveness in the market by constantly expanding and increasing their production.

These institutions and companies, which have the largest factories in the world, tend to be also the owners of the most famous and influential brands in the world. Below are the fifteen largest factories in the world and the brands behind them.

15. NASA Vehicle Assembly Building

The vertical assembly building, located between Miami and Jacksonville, is the largest single-story building in the world.

It was built in 1966 in order to properly assemble the Saturn V rocket that was used for the Apollo program. The building covers an area of \u200b\u200b32,374 square meters and its impressive volume is 3.66 million cubic meters. The height of the building is 160 meters, and the area occupied by it is 3.25 hectares. This assembly building also has some of the most impressive features in the world, making it stand out from other similar buildings. The building has four doors 139 meters high, which are gigantic by any standard, plus 71 cranes and more than 98,000 tons of steel.

14. Shipyard "Meyer Werft Dockhalle 2"


Meyer Werft is one of the largest shipyards located in Germany.

This company was founded in 1795 and is home to one of the largest shipyards in the world - "Dockhalle 2". This shipyard covers an impressive 63,000 square meters and is mainly used for the construction of cruise ships. This covered dry dock is 504 meters long, 125 meters wide and 75 meters high. Among the ships built at this plant are the following: "Norwegian Star" (Norwegian Star), "Norwegian Dawn" (Norwegian Dawn), "Radiance of the Seas", "Brilliance of the Seas" ), "AIDAbella" and "The Norwegian Jewel".

13. Aerium


Aerium is a rebuilt factory that was originally supposed to be a boathouse. The Nazis built this huge building in the early years of World War II to develop their military base.

They occupied the building until 1945, when the Red Army captured it. The Soviet army increased the runway from 1,000 to 25,000 meters. This made the building an excellent place to store fighters. In 1994, following the unification of Germany, a group of Soviet troops in Germany returned the base to the German government. Two years later, a company called CargoLifter acquired the building to build airships.

Unfortunately, the company went bankrupt after six years. The building was sold to a Malaysian company who used it to build a tropical theme park.

12. "Constellation Bristol" (Constellation Bristol)


Constellation Bristol is the dream of any wine connoisseur, as it is the largest beer and wine storage facility in the world. The storage area is a whopping 78,967 square meters. The "Constellation Bristol" holds an astonishing amount of alcohol, namely 35961 cubic meters. This is comparable in size to 14 Olympic swimming pools.

The store contains 57 million bottles of wine, which is approximately 15 percent of the entire UK wine market. It took three years and £ 100 million to build the building. The storage facility produces approximately 800 bottles per minute, which is 6,000,000 bottles daily.

11. Distribution center "Tesco" in Ireland (Tesco Ireland Distribution Center)


This distribution center is the largest building in Ireland. It opened in 2007. The area of \u200b\u200bthe center, which stores food and electrical goods, is 80,194 square meters. This building is huge. Its length is almost 805 meters, which is why it will take the average person about 12 minutes to walk from one end to the other.

The Tesco Center also has hundreds of loading ramps and cost 70 million euros to build.

10. Lauma Fabrics


Lauma Fabriks specializes in the production of lace and lingerie materials. She also makes elastic bands and fabrics. As one of the largest companies in this industry, Lauma Fabrics has one of the largest factories in the world.

The length of the plant is as much as 225 meters, width is 505 meters, and the area occupied by it is equal to 115 645 square meters. Construction of the plant began in 1965 in the city of Liepaja in Latvia, at a time when the unemployment rate in the country was quite high. Initially, the plant was called "Factory for the production of ladies' toiletries", but later, in 1965, the name of the plant was changed to "Lauma Fabriks".

9. Jean-Luc Lagardère Plant


The Jean-Luc Lagardere plant is primarily used as a final assembly line in the production of the 800-seat Airbus A380 at a cost of $ 428 million. The plant is located in Toulouse-Blagnac. The final assembly line is 470 meters long and covers an area of \u200b\u200b122,500 square meters.

Parts of the Airbus A380 are manufactured in various locations including Spain, the United Kingdom, Germany and France. These parts are then brought to the Jean-Luc Lagardera plant for final assembly. The assembled airbus is being tested at the same plant. With a total area of \u200b\u200b200 hectares, the plant also includes the company's restaurants, a full-scale airbus fuel plant, and 20 hectares of airstrips.

8. Warehouse for imported goods of the Target network


Target is the second largest discount retailer in the United States, so the company needs a huge warehouse for its imported goods. Of all the warehouses in the chain, Targets Import Warehouse is the largest with a total area of \u200b\u200b185,800 square meters.

The company has built this warehouse to distribute imported goods to its internal distribution centers. It is quite understandable why the company needed such a large building for this purpose: Target has 1,934 stores located throughout North America. Stores constantly need new supplies to keep their customers happy. In addition to this warehouse, the company has three more, although they are not as huge as this one.

7. Belvidere Assembly Plant


Assembly plant in Belvidir, located in Illinois, USA. It is owned by Chrysler, which makes Jeep Compass, Jeep Patriot and Dodge Dart. The plant also assembled cars that are no longer in production, such as the Dodge Caliber, Chrysler Imperial, Dodge Dynasty, Chrysler New Yorker and Plymouth Neon.

The plant covers an area of \u200b\u200b330,000 square meters. Its length is 700 meters and width is 300 meters. It is located on an area of \u200b\u200b114 hectares. The workforce is mainly composed of robots, of which there are more than 780 in the body shop alone.

6. Mitsubishi Motors North America building


Founded in 1981, Mitsubishi Motors North America manages the production, sales and development of Mitsubishi vehicles in the USA, Mexico, West Indies and Canada through a well-established network of more than 700 car dealers.

To keep up with demand, the company has built this huge 220,000 square meter plant, which mainly produces Mitsubishi Outlander vehicles. It also manufactures other car brands such as Mitsubishi Galant, Eclipse, Eclipse Spyder, Endeavor and Chrysler Sebring. This huge factory is located in Normal, Illinois.

5. Boeing Factory in Everett


Everett, Washington, is home to the world's largest Boeing plant. The Boeing plant in Everett covers an astonishing 398,000 square meters. The plant area is 39.7 hectares. It is here that the Boeings 747, 767 and 777 are manufactured. This is also where the assembly of the recently launched 787 Dreamliner takes place.

Construction of the plant began in 1966 after Pan American World Airways placed an order for 25 Boeing 747s, valued at $ 525 million. The plant also houses Tully's cafeterias, a theater and a Boeing store. The company also conducts tours of the Future of Flight Aviation Center, as well as Boeing tours.

4. Tesla Factory


Elon Musk's Tesla Company has been on everyone's lips lately. Tesla Motors specializes exclusively in the production of electric vehicles and components for electric road trains. Located in Fremont, California, this expansive automobile manufacturing plant covers an area of \u200b\u200b510,000 square meters.

The company did not build this plant from scratch. Instead, it acquired a factory that was previously owned by General Motors and Toyota, known as New United Motor Manufacturing. Tesla Motors is rumored to have paid $ 42 million for it and took over in 2010. This plant produces electric vehicles such as the Tesla Model S, Model 3, Model X and Roadster.

3. Building of the flower auction in Aalsmeer (Aalsmeer Flower Auction Building)

The flower auction building in Aalsmeer is not, in fact, an industrial plant, however, it is the largest building in the world in terms of its space. It covers a huge area of \u200b\u200b518,000 square meters. The building hosts the world's largest flower auction. The building is 740 meters long and 700 meters wide.

In this building, 25 million flowers are sold and bought daily from countries such as Kenya, Colombia, Ethiopia and Ecuador. The building sits on a 98-hectare site and is supposedly the most fragrant building in the world. All flowers are checked for defects before being sold. During the holidays, sales increase dramatically. The peak falls on International Women's Day and Valentine's Day.

2. Plant of the company "Hyundai Motor" in the city of Ulsan (Hyundai Motor Company’s Ulsan)


Hyundai Motor's plant in Ulsan covers an area of \u200b\u200b5,050,000 square meters. This South Korean plant covers a total of 496 hectares. This area is home to five separate factories that collectively produce one car every 12 seconds. This is equivalent to 1.53 million vehicles per year.

This building is so huge that it has its own hospital, fire department, road network and even a sewage treatment plant. Hyundai Motor's Ulsan plant also boasts more than 500,000 trees and its own marina, which can accommodate three cargo ships with a capacity of 50,000 tonnes at the same time.

1. The plant of the company "Volkswagen" in the city of Wolfsburg (Volkswagen's Wolfsburg Plant)


Over the years, the Volkswagen plant in Wolfsburg has produced over 40 million. It is the largest automobile plant in the world, covering an area of \u200b\u200b6,500,000 square meters. This impressive factory is so huge that workers are allowed to ride their bicycles to move around. Another interesting fact about this plant is that workers can simultaneously work on assembling five vehicles without any loss in efficiency or quality of work.

The plant also boasts the largest paint shop in Europe, equipped with the latest technology. This is the first paint shop to use environmentally friendly water based paint.

Independent statistical agencies report that the world is gradually improving, at least most manufacturers show a decrease in the number of defects for every 100 cars.

In particular, according to the results of the annual research by J.D. Power, in 2008, almost three quarters of the 36 brands surveyed showed an increase in the quality of new cars. On average, the quality of cars that rolled off the assembly line and operated for three months improved from 125 defects per 100 cars in 2007 to 118 problems per 100 cars in 2008. The Japanese models - Civic, CR-V and Fit - are leading in 2008 in terms of reliability in several market segments at once. Also in the USA, two awards for best quality in the segment were received by (Malibu and Silverado), (Dakota and Durango), (EX-series and M-series), (LS and RX) and (CLK-class and E-class). The Porsche 911 has the fewest quality problems of any car in the American market, with only 67 defects per 100 new cars. In addition, the best in their classes are the Ford E-Series van, the large Lincoln Navigator SUV, the Mazda MX-5 Miata roadster, the Pontiac Grand Prix sedan and the huge Toyota Sequoia SUV.

New car quality studies serve as a benchmark for the automotive industry. It is the initial quality indicator that will be an excellent prediction of long-term reliability, which can have a significant impact on the choice of buyers in favor of a particular company. The study covers two areas of problems: design errors and defects in automobile production. To some extent, based on such ratings, manufacturers adjust the design and production process of their models. The study concludes that 86 percent of the improvement in product quality is related to the achievements of the automaker in eliminating defects and faults on the assembly line and within the manufacturing processes. Minimizing design problems continues to be a major challenge for the industry, especially with widespread ones such as navigation, wireless communication systems, modern entertainment devices and voice control systems that are becoming more common in modern cars.

Together with J.D. Power also investigates the factories where they are produced. According to the results of the study, the best automobile assembly enterprises are awarded something like “honorary titles”. The criterion for evaluating factories is the averaged estimate of the number of cars of all manufactured models per 100 leaving the assembly line. Moreover, these are only manufacturing defects and malfunctions not related to design flaws. Car companies are divided into groups depending on the location. The most “defect-free” were car factories - the leaders of the European group, the best of Japanese factories showed themselves a little worse and even worse -.

In 2008, the Mercedes-Benz assembly plant in Sindelfingen (Germany) received the highest Platinum title in the field of quality among vehicle manufacturers, which was noticed with the least number of defects and malfunctions. The average value for all models produced here is only 33 defects per 100 vehicles. The plant produces Mercedes-Benz CL-Class, CLS-Class, E-Class sedans and station wagons and representative Mercedes-Benz S-class.

Among North American factories, the Toyota plant in Mexico, which admits Toyota Tacoma pick-ups, earned a Gold rating, with 42 defects per 100 cars produced. "Silver" was also the Toyota plant, located in Texas and producing another pickup truck -. The third, "bronze", was the General Motors plant in Kansas, which produces the Chevrolet Malibu and Saturn Aura models.

Two more Toyota plants are among the best Japanese factories. One of them, in Fujimatsu, makes the Prius, and the other specializes in all Lexus models and Toyota RAV4, Land Cruiser and 4Runner SUVs. Another Japanese plant, Tochigi, is owned by Nissan with a Silver rating. They make Infiniti G-series and M-series sedans, as well as the Nissan 350Z sports model.

The three European factories are headed by the already mentioned Mercedes-Benz plant in Sindelfingen. The second was the Porsche plant in Stuttgart (produces the Porsche 911 in coupe and convertible bodies) with 37 defects per 100 vehicles. The BMW plant in Regensburg became “bronze”, all modifications are made there.

The best car assembly plants of 2008 in terms of product quality
(number of defects per 100 produced cars)

It should be noted that all factories themselves keep statistics of defects on their conveyors. This, of course, also applies to assembly plants of foreign companies in Russia. Detailed statistics are often posted right in the shops, but, of course, the information shown there is strictly confidential. Therefore, when evaluating factories, it is necessary to use indirect methods, tracking the malfunctions of produced cars already in operation.

Despite the fact that collected by J.D. Power statistics have identified the best factories in the world, their prestigious annual Founder's Award in 2008 by J.D. Power handed over to a completely different plant. At the end of September, the award was given to the company's assembly plant in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada "for its longstanding commitment to producing high quality vehicles."

The Founder's Award is an award. which is awarded to individuals or companies that demonstrate dedication and commitment to consistently improving customer service. Over the 40-year history of the award, only 22 companies and individuals have been able to receive it.

The Oshawa Automotive Assembly Plant is one of the largest automotive manufacturing facilities in the world. It has produced various General Motors models for the past 55 years. The plant has received several quality awards, including J.D. Power, it was Gold in 2002, 2003, 2005 and 2006, and Silver in 2005 and 2007.

This plant has an area of \u200b\u200bover 930,000 sq. m and more than 4800 employees. He currently produces models that are the pride of GM: and the Buick LaCrosse. At the end of 2008, production of the new generation Chevrolet Camaro will open here on the new Flex line.

Kirill Orlov

At this time, all over the world built, which in their total mass produce a millionth number of cars every year. But not all factories can boast of their production volume and high-tech equipment used in them. Today we invite our readers to find out about the top ten of the world's most significant car factories, which to a greater extent significantly affect the entire world auto industry, thanks primarily to their scale and the latest.

AMG - Affalterbach, Germany.

Affalterbach, Germany, is home to a high-performance Mercedes-Benz vehicle manufacturing plant. This car plant has existed since 1976. Here in Affalterbach is the headquarters of "AMG". In addition to producing powerful cars, this plant also produces high-performance AMG engines. Initially, the company did not belong to the Mercedes automobile concern and developed separately, developing sports engines based on serial Mercedes power units. Later, the firm "AMG" started working as a tuning company and doing deep. At the moment, AMG is wholly owned by the auto concern

Chevrolet Corvette - Bowling Green, Kentucky.

Many car factories in our presented rating produce a large number of different models today. The Corvette plant in Kentucky produces only one car model from Chevrolet. It's about a sports car. Initially, mass production of this model began in Flint, Michigan, and then the assembly of the Corvette was moved to St. Louis, Missouri. This happened back in 1954. But then, for unknown reasons, the production moved to Bowling, where a new car plant was built for this. Since then, for more than 30 years, the place of production of the legendary sports cars has not changed. General Motors believes that this is the most important car plant of all the existing production facilities of the company.

Bentley - Crewe, England.

Currently produced in Crewe, England. The history of the automobile plant began back in 1938. In that year, the Rolls-Royce plant, which produced aircraft engines, began to operate (was launched) in the city. Let us remind our readers that at that time the Bentley car brand belonged. After the Second World War, later the capacity for the production of Rolls-Royce aircraft engines was moved to another production facility in the city of Crewe, where the production of Bentley and Rolls-Royce cars began. When the Bentley company was bought by the Volkswagen group, the car factory in Crewe continued to produce only Bentley cars.

Rolls-Royce - Goodwood, England.

When it acquired the Rolls-Royce Automotive Division, a new location was required to manufacture the cars. The BMW car group selected a location near Goodwood, England. BMW has thus decided to preserve its true British roots. In Goodwood, not only is the plant for the production of Rolls-Royce cars from scratch located, but also the headquarters of this legendary automobile brand officially began to work. During the construction of the plant in Goodwood, engineers and designers tried to maximally and optimally fit this industrial auto enterprise into the beautiful natural landscape of the area. As a result of landscaping and landscape design, the Rolls-Royce car plant is today considered one of the few factories that does not spoil the appearance of the surrounding nature at all and even to some extent complements it (nature) with its plants planted around it.

Mazda - Hiroshima, Japan.

Almost 100 years have passed since the moment when the Mazda car plant was founded and built in Hiroshima (Japan). But despite such a long period of the plant's operation, the location of the Mazda headquarters does not change and remains in the same place. Initially, it officially bore the name "Toyo Cork Kogio", although in spite of this, its cars were already initially produced under the brand name "Mazda". The most amazing thing here is that this huge automobile plant managed to survive even after the Americans dropped an atomic bomb on Hiroshima.

Ferrari - Maranello, Italy.

A small town in Italy called Maranello is known all over the world today. This city is the location of the car factory and the headquarters of the famous brand. Initially, Enzo Ferrari started his business in Modena, but in 1943 the plant moved to Maranello. Since then, the Ferrari headquarters, as well as its production facilities, have been located in this Italian city.

Lamborghini - Sant Agata, Italy.

The city of Sant "Agatha in Italy was named after Saint Agatha (in Sicily). The main competitor of the Ferrari car company is" which is located in this beautiful city. Let us remind our readers that this world famous auto brand "Lamborghini" was founded in 1963 with one specific goal, to squeeze the position of Ferrari in the world car market. Since then, the car plant has not changed its location and is constantly increasing the number of its cars produced. Considering that the company was founded by a man who previously had only experience in the production of tractors alone, this is an incredible upsurge and success for the company.

Porsche - Stuttgart, Germany.

If you come to Stuttgart, Germany today and visit the famous Porsche plant, you will never believe that this world-famous car plant has been operating in the same location since the early 1930s. began in this place back in 1931. Porsche did not initially make its own vehicles. At first, the plant mainly produced components for engines of Volkswagen Käfer racing cars. It wasn't until 1939 that the company launched its first own car model in Stuttgart for the first time, the Porsche "64".

Today the Porsche company is one of the largest car manufacturers in the world.

McLaren - Woking, England.

Many automaker companies take part in auto racing, producing special racing versions of cars for motorsport. But in the entire history of the existence of the auto industry, you cannot today find many car companies that would start their activities in the automotive industry exclusively from auto racing (from sports cars). One of the few car companies that started their production of cars exclusively and precisely from motorsport models, that is, they started with motorsport, is the company

This company was founded by race car driver Bruce McLaren. His idea was to design and produce his own car specifically for Formula 1 racing in order to create his own team to participate in these prestigious competitions. As a result, in 1963 Bruce managed to register the McLaren company.

The debut of the McLaren team in the Grand Prix races took place in 1966.

The company began selling its first production car model for the mass market in 1992. The first production model was a supercar - the McLaren F1.

It was from that very moment that these legendary supercars for the mass market began to be mass-produced in Woking, England.

Volkswagen - Wolfsburg, Germany.

Just like the Porsche company, the history of the automobile industry in the 1930s was also started by the Volkswagen car company. For the construction of the first car plant "chose the city of Wolfsburg, which began mass production of the car" Beetle "in 1938. But as a result of the outbreak of World War II, this was actually stopped. Despite all the difficulties, the company" Volkswagen "nevertheless did something incredible The Volkswagen plant in Wolfsburg is now twice the size of the car factory in Wolfsburg than it was 30 years ago, but the plant itself still retains that special historical zone where it once began the same auto production of cars of the "Zhuk" brand. The company carefully preserves its history.

This automobile plant in Ulsan, South Korea is widely regarded as the best testament to the Korean "economic miracle."

Hyundai announced the start of construction on this plant, destined to become the world's largest automotive plant, in 1973. Hyundai itself had already existed for 6 years in close cooperation with Ford by that time.

The plant in Ulsan is not only the first, but also the main Hyundai Motor plant at the moment. Since 2006, it has been considered the largest automotive plant in the world. One can even say that this particular plant is the cornerstone of the South Korean automotive industry. It covers an area of \u200b\u200b500 hectares, which is almost equal to 5 square kilometers. Five thousand six hundred new cars roll off the assembly line every day. The plant can produce one and a half million passenger cars, minivans and SUVs per year. The plant employs thirty-four thousand people.

The plant is divided into five sites, each of which produces certain "own" brands of cars. It is an autonomous, self-sufficient vehicle manufacturing site.

Of course, such a complex enterprise cannot do without the appropriate infrastructure to ensure its operation. The shipyard is equipped with a port where three ships can dock at the same time. This enterprise, a true flagship of the automotive industry in South Korea and the whole world, makes sure that the environment as little as possible is affected by its activities: the plant is equipped with a whole separate factory that treats wastewater before it enters the environment. ... The plant also has its own hospital and fire department.

The industrial sector does not stand still and is developing at a rapid pace. In the modern world, there are many enterprises that produce various products, from food to manufacturing. The companies have one goal - the manufacture of new products, but the work procedure and production technology are different. In this article, we will consider competitive factories covering vast territories.

The plant with a volume of 13 385 378 m³ is considered the largest on earth. Construction began in 1996, when Pan Am ordered 25 passenger planes, worth $ 25 million. The building with 30,000 employees is located in the United States, near the city of Seattle. The assembly shops construct wide-body Boeings 747, 767, 777, 787. In addition, there is a fire department, a gym, a theater, a museum and a cafe inside.

The heavy engineering enterprise is located in Russia, near St. Petersburg. It is famous for the fact that some parts are produced only here. 8 thousand employees create vessels for nuclear reactors, power equipment, excavators, and sheet metal.

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In 2007, the Rosatom holding planned to buy out the Izhora plant in order to include it in Atomenergomash, but the agreement was not signed.

Belongs to the territory of the city of Nizhny Tagil, Sverdlovsk region, occupies 827 thousand square meters. Production includes both military and civilian equipment: tanks, cisterns, railway cars, construction vehicles. Products go through full stages of development. The corporation also includes a design bureau and research institutes. In 2011, the association fulfilled its annual plan ahead of schedule, having manufactured 24 thousand units of rolling stock.

Russian car manufacturer, subsidiary of the French company Renault Group. Covers an area of \u200b\u200b4,000,000 m², the length of the conveyor mechanism is 300 km. Materials and components from all over the country are supplied here. Each year the plant produces 800,000 thousand cars, among the models are: Lada, Datsan, Nissan.

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The most hijacked in Moscow in 2008 was the transport of AvtoVAZ.

The largest solar energy processor built in the UAE. The giant's substations supply electricity to Abu Dhabi. It is planned that by 2020 every tenth kilowatt will be generated from here to support 20 thousand homes.

Erected in 1966 at Cape Canaveral, Florida. The main goal is the final assembly of spaceships, launch vehicles before launch. The height of the structure is 160 m, the occupied area is 3.25 hectares. Among the impressive features: 4 huge doors, 71 cranes, 98,000 tons of steel.

Interesting!

Due to the huge height of the structure, clouds periodically collect under the roof, which leads to precipitation.

The German company was founded in 1795 for the construction of cruise ships, ferries, gas tankers, container ships. The shipyard has the largest dry dock, its length is 504 m, width is 125 m, and height is 75 m. Among the ships created by Meyer Werft, the following stand out: Norwegian Dawn, Norwegian Star, Shine of the Seas, Shining of the Seas ". In 2002, a dam and a sluice were added to ensure that liners were not only withdrawn during high tides.

The Latvian factory was founded in 1965 when the unemployment rate in the country increased. Here, textiles, lingerie materials, compression bands, fabrics appear. The structure is 225 m long and 505 m wide and covers an area of \u200b\u200b115 645 m². There are 5 shops inside: sewing, finishing, silk-weaving, ribbon-weaving, lace-knitting. Strengthening the production capacity made it possible to establish the production of elastic and non-elastic knitwear.

The French plant was erected in 2004 and assembles A380 airbuses. Some elements of the aircraft are created in England, Spain, Germany, and later delivered to Toulouse. Each copy is estimated at $ 428 million. The main conveyor space is 122,500 square meters, the length is 470 meters. The enterprise has 20 hectares of tar-paved roads, office premises, restaurants, and a meeting room.

The property of the American company Chrysler, which produces Dodge Dart, Jeep Compass, Jeep Patriot cars. In addition, the company assembled cars that have not been sold for a long time, for example, Plymouth Neon, Dodge Caliber, Chrysler New Yorker. Belvidere has an area of \u200b\u200b330,000 m², 700 m long and 300 m wide. The workshop employs 780 robots that are responsible for the continuous processes on the device.

The Illinois firm, formed in 1981, oversees the assembly, sales, and research and development of the namesake brand. The organized network includes more than 650 car dealers. In order to meet the needs of customers on time, the territory of the plant was expanded to 220,000 m². Also, Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder, Endeavor, Chrysler Sebring are being designed here.

An advanced California engineering facility owned by engineer Elon Musk. Specialization - production of electric vehicles and parts for road trains. The area of \u200b\u200bthe building together with the buildings is 510,000 m², the rest is used for management services, warehouses, and a laboratory.

34 thousand people work in two shifts. The territory is equipped with a fire department, a hospital, a road network, and wastewater treatment units. The team produces 1.53 million cars annually.

The largest automobile plant in the world with an area of \u200b\u200b6,500,000 m² produced more than 40 million cars. Reinforced assembly method allows 5 models to be produced in parallel. The painting room is characterized by environmentally friendly substances created on water. Since 2006, the monopoly has been participating in competitions and received an award in the category "Best Original Product".

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To move faster, employees are allowed to ride bicycles.

The company emerged as a result of the merger of companies from Luxembourg and India. He owns a number of facilities for the extraction of coal, iron ore, as well as the largest metallurgical plant in Ukraine. Manufacturing facilities operate in 18 countries on 4 continents, ordered products are delivered to 160 countries. Today Arcelor Mittal is considered the market leader in the supply of products for the construction, automotive and household appliances industries.

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