Inside Skoda Kodiaq Production: Made of 99% Pure Steel - Kodiaq & Superb & Fabia - Production line

KODIAQ Factory 2024. Making of Škoda cars by robots + workers. The latest video footage from Škoda's Czech factory. See how the new Kodiaq, Octavia, Superb, Fabia, Scala are built. Skoda Auto Company. Assembly plant & Car manufacturing.
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We start in the welding shop at the Kvasiny plant in the Czech Republic. Here you can see the welding of the second generation Skoda Kodiaq. Its the SUV flagship model. Škoda Auto has made considerable investments into modernising both the production line and welding shop. So these robots that you see right now are the best on the market right now. These orange machines are Kuka robots. For your information, Skoda is read as Škoda in the Czech language.
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Comparison of differences in production (with Toyota) - czcams.com/video/Z0YbPgBgWH0/video.html

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It looks like an efficient and fail safe process.

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What do you mean by "fail safe process"?