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The North American automotive sector is undergoing rapid transformation as manufacturers and their partners adapt to changing trade policies, new technologies and shifting consumer demands. From reporting on the latest regulatory developments and network updates to analysing market trends and supply chain developments, we explore how industry leaders are optimising their operations across the US, Canada and Mexico.

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EV and battery

BMW Group localises battery cell supply chains in Europe and the US

James McLoughlin

11 November 2026

People

Pablo Di Si appointed as Stellantis COO for North America

Timo Gilgen

11 November 2026

Ports and terminals

Veracruz port on a rebound for Mexico’s vehicle throughput in 2026

Marcus Williams

10 November 2026

Aerial view of a sprawling industrial site with earthworks, construction vehicles and low factory buildings.

Inbound logistics

Honda’s $3bn Ohio plant tests a dense supplier base

Ilkhan Ozsevim

10 November 2026

A blue paper collage of the White House with torn edges and layered clouds.

US trade policy

What a Democratic Congress means for US automakers

Ilkhan Ozsevim

9 November 2026

Highway security

Mexican truckers lift blockades but keep pressure on government over highway crime

Emily Uwemedimo

9 November 2026

Why the world's carmakers are being forced to rewrite their supply chain playbook

David D'Annunzio

5 November 2026

North American Automotive Logistics Market Report 2027-2037

Download the latest North American Automotive Logistics Market Report 2027-2037 for the comprehensive outlook of the North American automotive logistics sector over the next decade, with insights into how the landscape is being reshaped by factors such as geopolitical uncertainty, supply chain disruption, regulatory pressures, labour shortages, digital transformation and vehicle electrification.

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