Rolls-Royce, the prestigious luxury car manufacturer under BMW AG, has confirmed that only a limited number of its exclusive vehicles were on board the ship that caught fire off the coast of the Netherlands last week. In an attempt to provide accurate information, Rolls-Royce has been personally informing affected customers about the incident.
While both BMW and Mercedes-Benz Group AG have acknowledged that they had several hundred cars on the ship named Fremantle Highway, they have not yet disclosed specific details regarding the breakdown of brands or models affected by the incident.
The ship's operator had previously revealed that a total of 3,783 cars and construction vehicles were on board during the time of the fire. Fortunately, the smoke has cleared from the vessel, indicating that the fire may have been extinguished. Currently, Dutch authorities are working towards a plan to safely tow the ship to a nearby port.
Rolls-Royce, as well as other automobile manufacturers, understand the importance of keeping their customers informed about any unfortunate incidents that may impact their vehicles. The company's swift response in notifying affected clients reflects their commitment to maintaining strong customer relationships.
As the investigation into the cause of the fire continues, Rolls-Royce will likely work closely with the authorities to assess the extent of the damage to their vehicles and provide necessary support to their affected customers.