Roadtrek has restarted Class B van production this month under the newly formed subsidiary of Rapido Group SAS. According to CEO Dane Found production will begin on a single assembly line with a capacity up to three and a half units per day using a workforce of about 120 people.
Rapido / Roadtrek's Cambridge Ontario facility can accommodate up to three assembly lines and Found hopes for eventual market penetration of 1500-2000 units per year, which could place Roadtrek back in the number two position among North American Class B van producers.
Presumably that long term market goal would include both Roadtrek branded units along with any European models such as Westfalia that Rapido may choose to introduce in the North American market.
Rapido / Roadtrek's Cambridge Ontario facility can accommodate up to three assembly lines and Found hopes for eventual market penetration of 1500-2000 units per year, which could place Roadtrek back in the number two position among North American Class B van producers.
Presumably that long term market goal would include both Roadtrek branded units along with any European models such as Westfalia that Rapido may choose to introduce in the North American market.