Ty
Elio Addict
True. In the end though, they'll have to produce as many engines as vehicles and since that process takes longer, it'll take more fixtures, time, etc. That's what I was getting at.over the last 10+ years I've spent many hours touring RV assembly plants .... while the production line moves at one speed there are individual components which can't be produced at that same rate ..... as an example it can take much more time to laminate a side wall than it takes install that wall .... consequently, provisions have to be made to build sufficient walls to have them in place to be installed .... that can be done various ways, one of which is to have the motors built on a different shift schedule than the one followed by the assembly crew .... as but one example, with an Elio that could be done by building motors on two shifts while only running one shift to build the vehicle .... in short how many hours/minutes/seconds it takes to build a motor is a separate issue from how many it takes to build the trike .... I have no clue how Elio will handle the scheduling, the point of his response is simply to point out that there are ways to handle it