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Watch: Better visibility drives continuous improving in Toyota’s vehicle logistics

Manny Bansi, vice-president of Toyota Logistics Services, responsible for vehicle logistics in North America, explains why the carmaker is putting so much focus on ETA and how it is impacting operations in transport and vehicle processing.

Watch: Thank you for joining us at Finished Vehicle Logistics North America 2022!

Christopher Ludwig closes out the 2022 Finished Vehicle Logistics North America conference, which was the most important gathering of vehicle logistics executives in more than a decade.

Watch FVL highlights: ETA, capacity, driver shortages and collaboration

Editor-in-Chief Christopher Ludwig summarises key takeaways from Finished Vehicle Logistics North America 2022, where vehicle ETA, capacity and costs were major concerns, but so were finding practical ways to work together.

Watch: Vehicle logistics is driving production decisions at Nissan North America

Chris Styles, vice-president of supply chain for Nissan North America, reveals how pipeline ordering has changed outbound processes at Nissan, and why improving time-to-market and vehicle delivery will determine manufacturing and product decisions at the carmaker.

Watch: Volkswagen dealers want better vehicle logistics visibility

Ray Mikiciuk, senior vice-president of sales at Volkswagen Group of America, says vehicle ETA is a top priority for the OEM’s dealer body in the US – and that is changing how sales work with supply chain teams.

Watch: Welcome to a new world of finished vehicle logistics

Editor-in-Chief Christopher Ludwig kicks off Finished Vehicle Logistics North America 2022, where the industry came together to address improving ETA accuracy, managing built-to-order vehicles, ensuring capacity and managing cost rises across the supply chain.

Watch: Vehicle logistics now a top priority at Kia America

Steve Center, COO of Kia America explains how vehicle logistics and visibility have become more important across the carmaker’s sales and marketing in the face of long vehicle waiting times and business model changes.

Watch: The Great Finished Vehicle Logistics North America Quiz

The FVL gameshow is back and better than ever, featuring transport trivia, insights on vehicle logistics innovation and some royal knowledge to boot. Watch contestants battle it out from Nissan North America, Glovis America and Acertus.

Watch: How to up the processing power at vehicle distribution centres

Changing supply chain dynamics are putting more pressure on VDCs to improve processing scheduling and visibility. Glovis America’s Darren Acker discuss innovations with Cognosos’s Adrian Jennings.

Watch: Equipping vehicle logistics networks for EVs

Glovis America and EV charging provider Chargie discuss how vehicle logistics facilities and providers should prepare for EV growth.

Watch: How Toyota is delivering on demand and improving ETA

Predictable ETAs are a top priority at Toyota North America and other OEMs. The carmaker’s leaders in supply and demand, Kevin Austin, and vehicle logistics, Manny Bansi, detail Toyota’s ambitions, with insights from ETA experts at ICL and FreightVerify.

Watch: Outbound in torrid times

Eaton analyst Brandon Mason and RPM’s Sergio Gutierrez discuss how disruptions across the global supply chain are impacting vehicle logistics in North America.

Watch: Vehicle logistics for a new era of build-to-order

Dealers and customers, want visibility of vehicle orders – and OEMs and logistics partners must provide it. Volkswagen’s SVP for sales, and leaders from Cox Automotive, Inform and SFL Companies discuss how to make it happen.

Watch: Reducing time to market at the touch of a button

Technology startups Seoul Robotics, Sphere and Degould share new possibilities for improving quality, increasing efficiency and speed across vehicle logistics.

Watch: How to drive away vehicle logistics emissions

Executives from Nissan, Wallenius Wilhelmsen and Accelerated reveal their progress and plans in lowering the carbon footprint of vehicle logistics.

Watch: Getting the network back in gear

Struggling from driver shortages and inconsistent rail service, the North American vehicle logistics industry needs investment in drivers and collaboration across modes, say executives from Ford, United Road and Kansas City Southern

Watch: What the new inventory paradigm means for vehicle logistics

In the opening session of Finished Vehicle Logistics North America, Kia America’s COO Steve Center and Nissan North America’s top supply chain executive Chris Styles explain how a new supply chain operating model has transformed how top executives view finished vehicle logistics.