Did Somebody Say “Encore”? Science Channel How Do They Do It? returns to our new Chattanooga Plant

We hope you’re ready for your close-up, Chattanooga. In a recent episode of the Science Channel’s How Do They Do It?, the show took a look at our new manufacturing facility in Chattanooga, Tennessee and at the systems and process that go into building a 2012 Passat. On June 24th at 8 p.m. EDT, the show returns to Chattanooga to take an in-depth look at the engineering and building of the plant itself.

The plant was designed with Volkswagen’s Think Blue® initiative in mind and is a real-world example of our holistic approach to environmental sustainability. This approach not only allows for an efficient production process, but it also has positive effects on the surrounding community.

The episode will re-air for three weeks on Science Channel, Discovery Channel, HD Theater and Planet Green.

UPDATE: Both Volkswagen-focused episodes of How Do They Do It? will re-air back-to- back at the following times, please check your local listings:
·        July 11th on Planet Green at 5 p.m. PDT/8 p.m. EDT
·        July 14th on HD Theater at 7 p.m. PDT/10 p.m. EDT
·        July 16th on Discovery Channel at 12 p.m. PDT/3 p.m. EDT
·        July 16th on Planet Green at 6 a.m. PDT/9 a.m. EDT
·        July 17th on HD Theater 7 a.m. PDT/10 a.m. EDT

For a preview of the episodes, check out the video below, and be sure to visit our YouTube channel for more clips from How Do They Do It? as well as other Volkswagen videos.

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We’re interested: what’s your favorite part of the Chattanooga plant?

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