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FVL NA 2026 - Welcome Drinks Reception Wrap up
Christopher Ludwig, chief content officer at Automotive Logistics & Ultima Media brings us to Finished Vehicle Logistics North America Welcome Drinks Reception…
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Yesterday, Finished Vehicle Logistics North America welcomed over 400 automotive leaders for our Welcome Drinks Reception, hosted by Accelerated Services.
Automotive Logistics’ chief content officer, Christopher Ludwig, took a moment away from the bustling drinks reception to give us a sneak peek into what’s in store over the next few days.
With a record turnout and a packed agenda, FVL NA 2026 is once again proving to be the event for the sector, bringing together the people, ideas and innovations shaping the future of finished vehicle logistics across North America and beyond.
“This industry is being hit like never before” said Ludwig, pointing to tariffs, rate volatility, rising fuel costs and ongoing global disruption. Despite these challenges, he emphasised the need for collaboration and forward momentum.
“We need to continue forward as an industry and work together to address these problems,” he asserted.
Over the next two days, leaders from General Motors, Volkswagen Group, Nissan Motor Corporation and BMW Group will explore key issues including digitalisation, AI, network resilience and operational efficiency.
Check out all content highlights from FVL NA here.
