CATL’s Aleksej Kruekov talk about challenges in digitalising battery logistics and the EV supply chain while solving data silos and interoperability
The EV industry is fast moving, and so are the digital technologies being developed to enhance it, and in order to keep up, the industry needs to collaborate. “Without collaboration between OEMs, suppliers and logistics providers, the digitalisation of the whole supply chain is barely possible, which will make the industry less competitive,” Aleksej Kruekov says…
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