Ford also announced Wednesday it was investing an additional $30 million to install a state-of-the-art pressing line, allowing the Romanian assembly plant to produce a wider range of parts locally.
Romanian president Klaus Iohannis visited the Ford factory in Craiova Wednesday.
“Although the situation continues to be volatile, returning to three shifts is a sign that European markets are starting to recover. It is important that people continue to behave responsibly, observing all health and security measures imposed by governments and employers. This is crucial to maintaining our activity and that of the auto industry during this difficult time,” said Ian Pearson, president of Ford Romania.