Rolls Royce making NHS deliveries and McLaren crash-testing ventilator trolleys: the motoring industry's coronavirus effort
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telegraph.co.ukThe inside story of how car-makers have turned their attention to saving lives With the nation in lockdown and automotive factories around the world closed until after Easter at the earliest, car-makers have turned their attention from producing supercars and limousines to the more pressing need of saving lives.
Rolls-Royce is offering a fleet of limousines to deliver groceries and medical supplies, Land Rover has come to the aid of the Red Cross, world champion Mercedes has joined British-based F1 teams in developing ventilator equipment – the luxury car sector has become a driving force in the fight against coronavirus.
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