The electric vehicle market bust? Debunking myths and the road ahead for automotive logistics. Analysis by Ultima Media’s Daniel Harrison
The electric vehicle (EV) market has been a rollercoaster of hype and headlines. Since the start of 2024, a narrative has emerged of slowing, falling or even crashing EV sales. However, a closer look at the global picture reveals a more nuanced reality. By examining the data beyond sensationalised headlines, we can separate fact from fiction and gain a clearer understanding of the EV market’s trajectory…
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The inbound and finished vehicle logistics markets in Europe and North America remain largely fragmented but M&A activity has picked up in 2024.
This year has seen greater efforts to stabilise the supply of key components and investments in localised production of electric vehicles on both sides of the Atlantic
The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated a latent online sales trend, with more than 50% of vehicles across Europe currently sold across some form of online channel, according to new research. This has solidified automakers’ roll out plans for new sales structures across the continent and beyond.
