Volkswagen de Mexico is focusing on EV production in North America, enhancing logistics with AI and predictive analytics for a resilient supply chain.
Leading the regional expansion and electification vision, Volkswagen de Mxico’s senior director for production control and logistics, Peter Koltai, shares, “By integrating these functions [inbound and outbound logistics], we ensure that material and vehicle logistics are planned holistically,” paving the way for a resilient and efficient EV production network.
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