BLG Logistics has taken its first shipment of electric vehicles imported to Europe by the Chinese start-up carmaker Aiways…
BLG Logistics has taken its first shipment of electric vehicles imported to Europe by the Chinese start-up carmaker Aiways. A small volume of 53 battery electric SUVs – the Aiway U5 model – were unloaded at AutoTerminal Bremerhaven in Germany on July 24, delivered by maritime finished vehicle services provider Wallenius Wilhelmsen Ocean (WW Ocean).
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