Car manufacturers are heading to manufacture respirators devices

 

Some global car manufacturers, such as "Mercedes", "Tesla", "Ford" and "General Motors", are moving to convert a number of production lines for the manufacture of medical respirators, against the backdrop of the emerging corona virus.

 

The White House economic adviser Larry Kudlow said he had spoken with Mary Barra, CEO of General Motors, about the issue. According to the "Axios" website, the official spokesman for "General Motors" announced that the company is already studying "how to support the production of medical equipment such as ventilators."

 

Several medical and media personalities called on the CEO of Tesla, the millionaire Elion Musk, to head to the manufacturing of medical respirators.

 

Raja Abbas, Chief Executive Officer of the "Asooth Clinic", in a Tweet on Twitter, addressed several words to Moscow, saying: "Please reuse your factory to make the necessary (medical) ventilation devices as soon as possible. I am the owner of a Tesla car and love the company. You have to stop being a fool about this ... this is a huge disaster. Ask the field doctors. "

 

In Europe, the German automobile production company Mercedes-Benz plans to support the production of a medical device to deal with the emerging crisis of the Corona virus. The company, owned by Daimler Industrial Group, said on Friday that with the help of 3D printers, single parts can now be produced that are essential in medical technology after the outbreak of the virus.

 

In China, some car companies have tended to use their production capacity to manufacture some devices that support the health sector.

 

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