Hello Heiko,
In our update on manufacturing from our Hambach plant, which you received earlier this month, our CEO Lynn Calder made two promises:
First, that we will communicate more frequently as we deliver the Grenadier to our first customers. Second, that quality will remain our top priority.
UPDATE ON PRODUCTION
We continue to hold back every batch that is manufactured and subject it to additional quality controls. Unfortunately, this still results in delays in delivery - but we are making successive progress. The first vehicles have already left the Hambach plant and are now on their way to our retail partners. Due to the ramp-up of production, we were able to issue almost 1,000 additional contracts this week.
DIFFICULT TERRAIN. DEMANDING PARTICIPANTS.
As Lynn Calder has previously announced, media from around the world put the Grenadier through its paces on a unique journey that began in the Scottish Highlands. How did the Grenadier cope with the tough terrain and harsh weather conditions? Online, you'll find nearly 300 first impressions with interesting details. Here is a first impression:
"The supreme discipline is a water crossing, where the wheels leave the daylight, experienced in Morecambe Bay on the west coast of England. Of course, only passable at low tide on the soft sand, but repeatedly interrupted by deep furrows of water left behind and even a river crossing." (Handelsblatt, Feb. 10, 2023)
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We know that the situation is not satisfactory at the moment. Nothing would please us more than to see you soon at the wheel of your new Grenadier.
We will continue to keep you updated with news about your Grenadier. Updates will be made on a bi-weekly basis. If you have any questions in the meantime, please feel free to contact us.