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ALSC Europe 2024: Automotive Giants Chart Course for Sustainable Future

ALSC Europe 2024 brought together automotive heavyweights to discuss the industry's path to sustainability. Key topics included enduring partnerships, green logistics, and adaptable supply chain strategies.

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In this picture there is a blue color vehicle on the road and there are few stores and people in the background.

ALSC Europe 2024: Automotive Giants Chart Course for Sustainable Future

The ALSC Europe 2024 conference explored the automotive industry's future, focusing on partnerships, sustainability, and logistics. Key figures from Toyota, BMW, and Scania shared insights on navigating immediate challenges and long-term transformations.

Day two of ALSC Europe 2024 centred around logistics as a competitive edge. Jean-Christophe Deville, Toyota's vice-president of Supply Chain, emphasized the significance of enduring partnerships in the EV industry.

Dr Michael Nikolaides, BMW's senior vice-president, addressed managing immediate pressures and future transformations in the automotive value chain. The conference also featured a panel on 'Fuelling greener transport ambitions', exploring the industry's path to carbon neutrality.

Levent Yuksel and Anouck Arnaud presented strategies for green logistics in the 'Sustainable Freight Keynote and Ideas Lab'. Fabio Castello, chief logistics officer at Traton Group/Scania, discussed integrating logistics management across commercial vehicle brands.

A panel discussion analyzed Europe's competitive industry landscape, highlighting the need for robust and flexible supply chain strategies.

ALSC Europe 2024 offered valuable insights into the automotive industry's evolving landscape. Experts agreed that enduring partnerships, sustainable logistics, and adaptable supply chain strategies are crucial for navigating immediate pressures and future transformations.

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