Data, culture and people: the real barriers to AI in automotive logistics Leaders from Ford, Scania, Aston Martin and DP World at ALSC UK 2026 conference shared how extended reality, agentic AI and holistic supply chain thinking are driving real operational gains and why people and culture remain the defining constraints. Anushka Dixit
ALSC Europe 2026 - Day 1 Wrap up ALSC Europe Day 1 saw speakers from Stellantis, Audi, Aston Martin, Volvo Cars, General Motors, and more explore how AI, digitalisation, real-time visibility and strategic collaboration are driving resilient, agile and value-driven supply chains. Automotive Logistics
Digital tools for a more dynamic workforce Seat, Toyota and Schaeffler are leveraging digital technologies, including machine learning, AI and automation, to optimise supply chain processes and empower their workforce. Marcus Williams
Building a roadmap for scaling up next-generation AI in Europe European OEMs like BMW, SEAT and Schaeffler are moving beyond pilots to define how agentic and generative AI will be embedded into core supply‑chain processes. James McLoughlin
Watch: Scania's Johan Lindahl on organisational transformation through digitalisation and AI Scania's Johan Lindahl shared a look at how the company has transformed its operational setup through digitalisation and leveraging AI systems and partnerships. Automotive Logistics
Watch: BMW's Oliver Ganser on transforming supply chains with agentic AI BMW's Oliver Ganser discusses how the future of the automotive supply chain will be shaped by humans alongside genAI and agentic AI, rather than in opposition. Automotive Logistics
Carmakers embrace AI agents to improve vehicle logistics processes Experts revealed how technologies such as agentic mesh systems, JEPA models and data-sharing protocols are transforming route optimisation, ETA accuracy and OEM-carrier negotiations. Marcus Williams
