CASE STUDY: VT’s and EV’s – Rapid Intervention ahead of an EV launch
The Challenge
Ahead of an upcoming electric vehicle (EV) launch, a car manufacturer urgently needed retrofit work on its new model to meet delivery deadlines for its customers.
Without a quick and efficient response, initial customer orders would be delayed, causing significant damage to the vehicle manufacturer’s reputation.
With a tight deadline looming, the issue was further compounded as there was a shortage of vehicle technicians with the necessary specialist qualifications in the country.
The Solution
With previous EV expertise, G&P supported by providing local vehicle technicians with the necessary training and qualifications as well as additional, experienced and skilled staff from other countries where G&P operates.
Contracts for the jobs were agreed and ready in less than 24 hours.
The G&P team worked extended shifts outside normal office hours to successfully finish the job in line with the client’s requirements.
All of G&P’s vehicle technicians were highly skilled, had all the necessary qualifications required and were knowledgeable and reliable.
G&P also organised all travel costs and logistical arrangements for the technicians travelling from abroad, including flights and accommodation.
G&P’s activities provided a cost-effective and rapid solution for the customer.
The Results
The rework benefited the new EV model and customer orders were completed within time.
As a result, this protected the car manufacturer’s brand and ensured that the new EV model met all the necessary quality standards, essential for a new product entering the market for the first time and looking to establish a foothold.
The success of the project was such that G&P candidates were then retained for further contracts.
The project was further proof that G&P supports its clients in maintaining quality standards, providing a level of service that goes far beyond what is expected.
It was also evidence that G&P has the skillset and knowledge to maintain quality standards in both EV models and internal combustion engine (ICE) vehicles.