Hybrid Production: Efficiency Meets Flexibility

That car you're driving wasn't just built on one assembly line. It was actually

made using five different production methods at the same time. Think about it.

The metal frame is mass-produced continuously. The engine is put together on a classic

assembly line. The interior upholstery is made in batches. The dashboard might be crafted in a

custom-style workshop. This is called hybrid production. It’s a system that combines the efficiency

of mass production with the flexibility of custom work. Different parts are made in the

best way possible, then brought together for the final product.