Maruti Suzuki moves half a million cars by rail in last year
Maruti Suzuki has moved more than 500,000 finished vehicles by rail in the last financial year, almost a quarter of its total outbound volumes distributed in the period.
Crew abandons car carrier in Pacific following fire on electric vehicle deck
The car carrier Morning Midas has caught fire in the Pacific Ocean with a cargo of 3,000 vehicles being transported to the Mexican port of Lázaro Cárdenas from China.
Nissan’s supply chain playbook for real-time resilience
Nissan’s Gerardo de la Torre shares how digital tools, compliance and regional strategy are driving resilient, agile supply chains across the Americas.
UECC adds Blue Heritage dual-fuel vessel to European network
UECC is boosting capacity along with sustainble ocean services options for carmakers with the addition of a dual-fuel car carrier with 7,000 CEU capacity.
North American ports review: The best laid plans
Investments in infrastructure and sustainable technology at North America’s main vehicle-handling ports in 2024 will help them deal with more recent trade volatility.
Countdown blog: ALSC Digital Strategies North America 2025
Automotive Logistics is back with this year’s Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Digital Strategies North America 2025. Follow our blog for live updates!
Stability in Canada means steady imports through Vancouver
When the Annacis vehicle processing facility is complete the port authority expects to increase annual vehicle throughput capacity by 36% to 480,000 vehicles.
Strong and consistent business for Amports in Benicia
Amports has the potential to double its vehicle throughput in California with the combined strengths of investment in its Benicia and adjacent Antioch terminals.
Volvo Cars announces redundancies under cost and cash action plan
As part of its recently launched cost and cash action plan, the OEM announces it will reduce its global office-based workforce by 15%, mostly based in Sweden.
Volkswagen Group Logistics launches new vehicle terminal at Venice port
Volkswagen Group will open a vehicle terminal in Venice to cut lead times, increase rail use, and reduce emissions on exports to Asia and the Middle East.
