Automotive logistics providers face rising cost pressures as OEMs push for savings to sustain EV investment and stay competitive in 2024.
Legacy automakers, in particular VW, Ford, and Stellantis, are struggling financially and failing to produce EVs at competitive prices to Tesla and cheaper Chinese EV brands. Read our analysis to find out why…
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