McLaren joins race to make ventilators to help virus patients

A ventilator is transported on a conveyor at a Hamilton Medical plant in Ems, Switzerland. Experts say it would be difficult for automakers to produce ventilators.

March 19, 2020 01:59 PM

LONDON -- McLaren Automotive is among companies looking into rapid production of basic ventilators that could help patients with breathing problems suffered as a result of the coronavirus.

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