Bosch Opens €30m CVT Push-Belt Plant in Vietnam
The new Dong Nai facility is Bosch’s first hi-tech CVT push-belt plant in Southeast Asia and will supply Asian automotive markets as demand for fuel-efficient transmissions grows.
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The new Dong Nai facility is Bosch’s first hi-tech CVT push-belt plant in Southeast Asia and will supply Asian automotive markets as demand for fuel-efficient transmissions grows.
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