AUBURN HILLS, Mich. – Mahindra and Mahindra Limited’s plant in Auburn Hills never fully shut down. The switch to making PPE has helped the manufacturer get ready to resume normal operations Monday. “The crew was highly excited to start back up," Clarence Bringe said, "We want to start producing. 120 employees will undergo a temperature check Monday before heading into their own zone inside the building and stay there. The company said they have also factored in the ability to handle any stress for employees coming back.

Mahindra’s Auburn Hills plant gets ready to restart vehicle assemblyPublished: May 13, 2020, 5:45 pmMahindra and Mahindra Limited’s plant in Auburn Hills never fully shut down. Like many automakers, its workers switched over to make PPE.

Ford will transfer most of its Indian business to a new joint venture controlled and managed by local rival Mahindra. The US carmaker will transfer most of its Indian business to a new joint venture controlled and managed by local rival Mahindra, it announced on Tuesday. Mahindra will own 51% of the joint venture and Ford the rest. The joint venture should be operational by the middle of 2020. It will "develop, market and distribute" Ford vehicles in India and also sell Ford and Mahindra vehicles overseas, the company said.