And, a recent tour of one of the Asian powerhouse’s vehicle plants has proved this beyond a shadow of a doubt, at least to Honda President and CEO Toshihiro Mibe.

“We have no chance against this,” Mibe said upon a visit to a Shanghai parts factory, commenting on its seamless automation across all levels of production. Logistics, procurement and all aspects of the process were so automated, in fact, that he did not spot a single human worker on the supplier’s floor.

Ford executives saying even three years ago that China was way ahead of the game

Toyota’s CEO has likewise said regarding not just his company, but the industry in general, “unless things change, we will not survive”

  • chloroken@lemmy.ml
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    11 days ago

    The one child policy was revoked a decade ago.

    You need to update your China bad talking points.

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      11 days ago

      Guess how old the children are from a policy that was ended 11 years ago.

      Now, guess how old the people are who would be working in a car factory if it weren’t automated.

      Finally, take 30 seconds to really understand why your post was idiotic.