Opel's German factories will be retained, CEO says

Opel Uwe Hochgeschurtz with Astra — Opel CEO Uwe Hochgeschurtz stands next to the new Astra. Production of the compact car begins this autumn in Ruesselsheim, with the first deliveries due at the start of next year.

November 02, 2021 07:52 AM

Opel's factories in Germany are not under threat of closure, the brand's CEO, Uwe Hochgeschurtz, said.

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