Definition of «first production version»

The term "First Production Version" refers to the initial release or model of a product that is ready for mass production and distribution. This means that all the necessary design, testing, and development stages have been completed, and the manufacturer is now prepared to produce this item in large quantities for consumers. The first production version typically goes through rigorous quality control checks before it becomes available on the market, ensuring that it meets the standards expected by both the manufacturer and the consumer.

Sentences with «first production version»

Not this week or last, or even this year or last — they date back to September of 1999, when Lockheed Martin was struggling to get the first production versions of the plane funded and was running ads on a couple of sites I was working on (I looked all over for a copy of the actual banner but to no avail). (epolitics.com)
Not only does the Generation EQ promise to usher in a new sub-brand of electric Mercedes on a dedicated new platform, but when the first production version arrives in U.S. showrooms, it'll look damn close to the crossover we've seen in Paris. (automobilemag.com)
Toyota is unveiling the first production version of its Clean Power concept shown last year (earlier post) in the form of a 2.2 - liter diesel engine for the Avensis. (greencarcongress.com)
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