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VW begins shipping finished vehicles from Lázaro Cárdenas, Mexico to California
Can Tesla shift the balance of EV battery and cell supply chains away from China?
VW outsources more large sub-assemblies for EVs
Covid crisis has advanced digital connectivity in the automotive supply chain
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GM restarts Corvette assembly after supply shortage
General Motors has confirmed that it restarted production of the Corvette sports car in Kentucky on Monday after a week of shutdowns that resulted from parts shortages.
Magna to build Fisker Ocean electric vehicle in Europe
Magna International is going to build Fisker’s forthcoming Ocean SUV under contract at its manufacturing facility in Graz, Austria. Production of the electric vehicle (EV) will begin in the fourth quarter of 2022.
EV start-up Arrival to build microfactory in South Carolina
Arrival, the start-up that plans to build electric commercial vehicles in what it calls ‘microfactories’, has announced its first US production location in York County, South Carolina. It has also raised $118m from funds managed by BlackRock.
RK Logistics expands warehousing for automotive and semiconductor industries
RK Logistics Group is expanding operations at two sites in the South Bay area of San Francisco to support the automotive and semiconductor equipment sectors in the region and will add a new 9,300 sq.m site in the first quarter of 2021 for existing and new clients.
Toyota to trial heavy-duty fuel cell trucks for parts shipments
From spring 2022 Toyota will start on-road trials of heavy-duty fuel cell electric trucks (FCETs) to transport parts between its plants in Aichi Prefecture, Japan, and the Toyota Tobishima Logistics Center in Nagoya Port.
Automotive Logistics Livestream Hour
Watch: Livestream Hour Season Finale | Part 2: Update from North America with Honda and Benteler
Don’t miss the last Livestream Hour episode this season as our guests provide insight on how the coronavirus crisis is currently affecting the supply chain in North America, featuring Hector Martinez from Honda de Mexico and Maxim Serov from global tier 1 Benteler.
Watch: Livestream Hour Season Finale | Part 2: Update from North America with Honda and Benteler
Watch: Q&A on North American vehicle ports – Livestream Hour
Watch: Livestream Hour Season Finale Part 1: Global logistics lessons with the Volkswagen Group
Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 13 – Start-up OEM supply chains with INEOS Automotive
Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 12 – North American vehicle ports
Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 11 – Rebuilding greener supply chains
Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 10 – How Volkswagen is transforming plant logistics with AI, analytics and cloud technology
Watch: Automotive Supply Chain June Update with Volkswagen Group and Visteon – Leadership in a Crisis
Watch: How Ford digitalised and insourced global supply chain processes | Your Questions Answered Part II with Amlan Bose
Watch: ‘Covid is accelerating digital supply chain and production’ | Your questions answered with EY’s Bart Huthwaite
Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 9 – Automotive Supply Chain in Focus – Europe
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Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 8 – Ford’s insourcing of logistics through technology
Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 7 - Finished Vehicle Logistics: Restarting the network
Watch: Livestream Coronavirus Series – Automotive Supply Chain May Update
Watch: Livestream Hour Episode 6 – Aftermarket and Service Parts: Keeping the wheels moving
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