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FeatureNorth 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.
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FeatureCountdown 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 updates!
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FeatureStability 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.
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FeatureStrong 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.
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NewsJames Todd Kloeb moves from Ford to Lucid in lead MP&L role
Kloeb joins Lucid after a three-decade career at Ford where he led supply chain and inbound functions, with his role at Lucid having similar responsibilities.
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NewsTrump’s ‘reciprocal’ tariffs back on while Trade Court’s decision is appealed
Trump has appealed a decision made by US court that blocked his ‘reciprocal’ tariffs, ruling he lacked authority under emergency powers to impose reciprocal trade measures.
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NewsToyota potentially moving GR Corolla production from Japan to UK
According to sources, Toyota might relocate production of the sports model to its Derbyshire, UK, plant to better service North American market.
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FeatureAutomotive Logistics magazine – Summer 2025
The Automotive Logistics Summer 2025 issue dives deep into the forces reshaping the industry – from digital transformation and port reinvention to next-gen sustainability. This essential edition offers exclusive insights, high-level interviews, and global analysis designed to help logistics professionals stay ahead in an era of rapid change.
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NewsAntonio Filosa announced as new CEO of Stellantis
Stellantis announces company veteran and current COO Antonio Filosa as new CEO, who has the task of running the OEM at a time of increased disruption.
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NewsChargePoint and Eaton announce new partnership to improve EV charging infrastructure in UK and North America
The endeavour will see the two companies jointly producing integrated EV charging and infrastructure solutions with end-to-end coverage.
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FeatureAmerica’s electric future is a question of who is in charge
The North American auto landscape has recently seen changes to regulation, tariffs and consumer demand but carmakers continue to invest for the future.
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FeatureTop 10 Red Sofa interviews with EV and battery logistics experts
Experts from GM, Nissan, Volkswagen Group and more share their insight into the most critical trends in EV and battery logistics.
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NewsFollowing recent acquisitions, Acertus strengthens C-Suite with double appointment
Following several recent acquisitions, Acertus appoints two new C-suite members to boost operational efficiency and plan for further expansion.
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NewsStellantis announces investment in Metro Detroit Megahub for parts distribution
Stellantis will open a $388m Mopar service parts distribution centre in Michigan in 2027 for faster, smarter and more reliable parts distribution.
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NewsMitsubishi and Nissan plan joint production in US to avoid import duties
In the latest example of OEMs localising production to avoid tariffs, Mitsubishi and Nissan announce a potential joint venture to improve US production.
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FeatureGlobal market turmoil to play into the hands of Chinese auto makers
US tariffs on Chinese cars reshape global auto trade, limiting North American access while boosting China’s growth elsewhere amid rising protectionism.
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InterviewToyota leads OEM supplier relations as Ford loses ground
Toyota, Honda and GM improve supplier relations as Ford and Stellantis fall further in North America’s OEM rankings.
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NewsChristophe Campe heads automotive for Chep in Europe and North America
Christophe Campe has moved from senior vice-president for European supply chain at Chep to head of automotive for Europe and North America.
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NewsRyan Kraft moves to CEO role at United Road
Ryan Kraft takes over from Mark Anderson as CEO of US vehicle haulaway firm United Road and says he is energised by the opportunities ahead.
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AnalysisTariff cuts and trade talks: What we know so far
Trump’s new tariff policy could reduce rates for allies, reigniting vehicle trade talks with the EU, UK, China, India and Canada.