Event wrap up
ALSC Europe 2026 - Welcome Drinks Reception Wrap up
Automotive Logistics and Supply Chain Europe 2026 kicked off in Bonn…
More video
-
'Promising' pilot paves way for automated and remote-controlled vehicle movements, says Volkswagen's Peter Hörndlein
-
CATL expands EV battery aftersales network across EMEA with digitalisation and data-driven services
-
Aston Martin’s Martin Corner on end-to-end supply chain strategy for ultra-luxury vehicles
-
PowerCo's Matthias Braun on scaling EV battery supply chains in Europe
-
From a 'dumb box' to a 'smart device': How packaging has become a strategic lever within the automotive industry
The 23rd edition of Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Europe opened at Kameha Grand Bonn on March 17, 2026, bringing together over 500 automotive leaders, 50+ expert speakers, and 30+ partners, sponsors and exhibitors for 2.5 days of networking, learning and collaboration.
The conference began with an exclusive Welcome Drinks Reception, giving attendees a chance to connect, exchange ideas and set the stage for two full days of insights and discussion. Automotive Logistics’ chief content officer, Christopher Ludwig, welcomed the community and shared what’s in store as the event got underway.
With a packed agenda and over 20 hours of networking opportunities, ALSC Europe 2026 brought together the people, ideas and innovations shaping the future of Europe’s automotive logistics.
“This is an ecosystem,” Ludwig explained. “Every decision made in one place has an impact across another — and that’s why collaboration is more important than ever.”
As Europe’s automotive sector faces ongoing pressures – from geopolitical disruption and rising costs to regulatory change – the conference focuses on how supply chains can deliver resilience, value and long-term competitiveness.
Check out all content highlights here.
