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MG Motor India Chooses Community Service Over Production For The Month Of May: Read More!
The second wave of the Covid-19 pandemic has affected the city badly. Every person is trying to help as much as they can. Since the outbreak of the second wave of the pandemic, MG Motor India has focused on community service over its business during the month of May 2021.
Rakesh Sidana, Director - Sales, MG Motor India, said, "In these times, our efforts continue to be directed towards keeping people safe and maximizing service to the community. The continued lockdown in some states in June 2021 indicates that part shortage will continue to hamper overall production next month. Based on the booking trend we are hopeful of an uptrend in June."
MG Motor recently joined hands with Devnandan Gases Pvt. Ltd. in Gujarat and facilitated the increase in production of oxygen by 31 per cent at the latter's plant in Vadodara. It further aims to ramp up the throughput by 50 per cent soon. At the same time, MG's Hector Ambulances continue to serve doctors and medical staff during their service to the nation.
The automaker also built 200 sustainable beds for COVID-19 patients. The vehicle production during the month was impacted due to a shutdown to divert oxygen for medical use. Additionally, supply chain constraints impacted production as suppliers remained closed during the lockdown in May. The retail business was severely impacted as almost all markets remained closed during the lockdown for the most part during the month of May 2021.
Recently, MG Motor India partnered with Attero for the recycling of EV batteries in the country. The partnership is aimed at reusing and recycling the Li-ion batteries of EVs in India after their end-of-life. Attero, India's largest electronic asset management company will be responsible for recycling batteries. The battery pack in electric vehicles will have a limited lifespan. After which, the battery pack will not be capable of storing the charge. As a result, it needs to be swapped for a new one at the end of its lifespan.
Thoughts About MG Motor India Choosing Community Service Over Business
The second wave of coronavirus has hit the country really hard. It is good to see that MG Motors has gone ahead and taken the step to help produce more medical oxygen and supply it to as many as possible and choose community service over its production.