Abstract
Research on the production of electrified vehicles is increasing, but still accompanied by an uncertain market demand. Scalable production systems reduce the risk of bad investments or a lack of supply, but also require more detailed effort in planning. Especially the extensions from one scale level to the next postulates a different ramp-up approach. This paper demonstrates the challenges of re-ramp-up management through scalable production systems in the production industry. An expert study of the opportunities and threats of planning scalable production systems is evaluated. It presents the risks in integrating stages of expansion during an ongoing production. The focus is to reduce upcoming exigencies by the development of tailored countermeasures to enhance re-ramp-up stability. The paper classifies the complexity of dissimilar integration into production facilities and validates qualitatively the consequences on the overall equipment effectiveness.
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