BMW

BMW Group India pledged Rs 3 crore in the ongoing battle against COVID-19 pandemic. Associations with government and non-government organisations have been initiated for on-ground implementation in Delhi-NCR and Chennai. Employees of BMW Group India, BMW Group Plant Chennai and BMW India Financial Services voluntarily contributed towards the cause. In Chengalpattu, near the Chennai plant, BMW Group India participated in creation of an isolation ward for patients at the Government General Hospital. Critical care equipment and services

approximately 20 times to start production of 40,000 units per month (approximately 2,000 units per day). Toyota plans to further expand in-house production to approximately 70,000 pieces per month (approximately 3,600 pieces per day).

Toyota provided 3,000 units it produced to Miyagi Prefecture, and Toyoda Gosei, Daihatsu and Hino Motors which have all started trial production, with Daihatsu and Hino now providing medical face shields to medical facilities in their immediate areas. Additionally, Toyota plans to produce 10,000 units per month and Toyota Auto Body Co., Ltd. is furthering considerations toward starting production of medical face shields from mid-May. communities around the company’s plants. Till date, the company has enabled the manufacturing of 17,000 home-made certified masks. The company has also facilitated N95 masks, sanitizers, Personal Protective Equipment kits that are being distributed to municipal hospitals.

Additionally, HMI has donated Incinerators to hospitals in Tamil Nadu for safe disposal of medical waste. Additionally, Hyundai India has also rolled out a slew of initiatives including -contribution of Rs 7 crore to PM CARES Relief Fund, contribution of Rs 5 crore to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Relief Fund, handover of imported COVID-19 Advanced Diagnostic Test Kits worth Rs 4 crore to ICMR and a strategic partnership with Air Liquide Medical Systems to augment production and supply of ventilators.