The Amazing son in law Chapter 6910
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Despite the overwhelming skepticism from the outside world regarding Hank, he remains unfazed by their comments.
Immediately after the press conference, he directed all his energy towards advancing Bruce Automobile.
Without delay, he brought his newlywed wife to the Gaoheng Automobile production facility, where he integrated the team, personnel, and equipment to establish a human resources team tasked with recruiting automotive talent from around the globe.
According to his strategy, the existing team at Gaoheng Automobile will set aside all previous projects to focus entirely on developing new vehicles.
Simultaneously, new talent will continue to join the team, enhancing its size and overall capabilities.
Hank instructed the team to devise a 1.0 version plan for Bruce Automobile’s inaugural model within three months. Given that the Aurous Hill super factory will take nearly a year to complete, he decided that once the first model plan is finalized, they would utilize Gaoheng Automobile’s production line to create a batch of prototypes for testing.
Once the prototypes undergo road testing and adjustments, they can be handed over to the Aurous Hill Super Factory for small-scale production. Following further optimization, they will be ready for full mass production and market release.
Hank anticipates that once the prototype’s initial tuning is finalized, the news will be ready to share with the public. At that point, they will organize a launch conference to unveil Bruce Automobile’s first mass-produced model.
It took Remi nearly three years from the car project’s inception to the first model’s launch, but Remi built everything from scratch. In contrast, Bruce Automobile benefits from the existing foundation of Gaoheng Automobile, significantly reducing early preparation time and the search for a partner OEM factory.
While Hank diligently pursued his goals, the Hogwitz father and son, who had been trapped in Hongwu’s dog farm and adrift at sea for half a month, finally reached their destination in the waters of the Middle East.
In the foggy Arabian Sea that day, the father and son were pulled from the cabin. They stood at the side of the ship, facing the vast expanse of white sea behind them, as three cameras set up by the Wanlong Hall soldiers captured the scene. One camera focused closely on Steve Hogwitz’s face, another on his son, Walter Hogwitz, and the third provided a full-body view of both, along with the endless white sea in the background.
The two men, with disheveled hair, trembled in fear before the cameras. A Wanlong Hall soldier said, “Alright, you two, the video we’re recording now will be edited and shown to your family later. I trust you know how to conduct yourselves on camera, right?”
The father and son nodded in unison, murmuring, “No.”
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