FVL North America 2025 opens with optimism, strategy and connection amid trade uncertainty
Christopher Ludwig shares insights from the welcome drinks reception of FVL North America 2025, as the vehicle logistics sector tackles tariffs, technology and transformation.
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As the 2025 Finished Vehicle Logistics North America conference got underway in Huntington Beach, Christopher Ludwig, chief content officer at Automotive Logistics, set the tone with reflections from the welcome reception and opening day activities. Amid trade policy shifts and tariff concerns, logistics leaders shared a mood of resilience and forward-thinking.
Watch the welcome message from Christopher Ludwig and get a preview of what to expect across the conference – from supply chain visibility and network optimisation, to digitalisation and multimodal logistics strategies.
Featuring insights from Volkswagen Group’s Anu Goel, Nissan’s Todd Myers and other industry experts, the conference explores how manufacturers are reimagining vehicle logistics in North America for greater speed, quality and agility.
From the red sofa interview series to keynote panels and workshops, keep up with our live coverage, exclusive interviews and daily updates.
Finished Vehicle Logistics North America 2025 takes place on 8-10 April at the Waterfront Beach Resort, Huntington Beach, California.