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DEFINING TRACKS FOR 2024

The 14th annual Finished Vehicle Logistics North America event featured expanded
sessions, workshops and speakers in these critical areas:

NEW LOOK NETWORK

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North America’s long term production footprint is evolving with new
manufacturing hubs in the US emerging and Mexico in particular growing in
strategic importance, shifting the longer-term trade lane requirements of new
and established OEMs. At the same time, capacity constraints and bottlenecks at
ports, railheads and border crossings are forcing carmakers to redesign their
immediate supply chains. Understand how manufacturers are taking a holistic
approach to network design to ease congestions and create extra capacity and are
working with new and existing partners to keep the vehicles moving via new flows
and alternative transport modes.

DATA-LED LOGISTICS

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At a time when near-instant solutions are required, the growing importance of
and opportunities within technology and digital supply chains has never been
higher. From streamlining inventory to vehicle tracking to improving production
pipeline and sales visibility, hear how data and digital platforms are helping
logistics leaders and providers ease congestion and maximise the network’s
capacity and ability to deliver. Industry experts and technology specialists
will delve into the groundbreaking capabilities and innovative tools providing
end-to-end transparency of the supply chain and data in real-time, enabling a
truly dynamic network.

COMBATING THE CAPACITY CRUNCH

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The vehicle logistics sector has never been more strained and under pressure to
perform with no over-night solutions for longer-term labour and equipment
shortages. Whilst new vessel and trucking capacity is on the horizon, today’s
vehicle logistics professionals and providers must be more creative, more
dynamic and more open-minded to mitigate the critical network capacity
constraints, lower order fulfilment and reduced velocity of rail services,
bottlenecks at ports and railheads, and combat an ever-growing unpredictability
of events like extreme weathers, border crossing closures and labour crises.
From quality management processes to driver apps, expanding dealer delivery
times to alternative transport modes, cars in containers to dedicated charters,
hear the latest innovative solutions, outside-the-box thinking and quick wins
keeping the vehicle logistics network flowing.

ELECTRIC VEHICLES ON THE MOVE

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Global carmakers continue to invest in and expand their EV portfolios,
increasing the throughput of typically heavier and larger vehicles in the
network, affecting load factors and compounding driver, labour and equipment
shortages. As OEMs and vehicle logistics providers transition from planning to
reality, uncertainty remains over government policies, charging standards,
carrier weight limits, training and other best practises to ensure the safe,
reliable, efficient and competitive delivery of electric vehicles to market.
Hear the lessons learnt so far and critical insights on how the industry’s EV
pioneers are successful moving electric vehicles through the network and what
further investment in equipment, infrastructure and competencies are still
required.

DELIVERING NET ZERO

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The path to net zero emissions is long, complex and expensive but year-on-year
federal and state governments, and transport regulators impose stricter
environmental targets meaning carmakers, infrastructure operators and logistics
providers must collaborate, invest and identify methods to make significant
progress on their mission to decarbonize the vehicle supply chain. Finished
Vehicle Logistics North America will address both short-term solutions for
reducing emissions and longer-term strategies for reaching carbon neutrality,
bringing industry and officials together to pave the way forward. Experts and
leaders will discuss green investments in alternative fuels and new equipment
across ocean and road transport, renewable energy and electrification at ports
and processing centres, utilising multi-modal strategies and maximising the rail
network’s low emission credentials and more.

PARTNERING FOR THE LONG-HAUL

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In such times of transformation and disruption, traditional partnerships are no
longer fit for purpose. Carmakers and their vehicle supply chains must increase
the trust and transparency and operate as a collective rather in silos to raise
the performance of the network. FVLNA will explore the changing dynamic between
customer and provider, the new requirements and expectations, and crucially how
stakeholders can take a new approach to collaboration that drives investment in
equipment, talent and services, and leads to more innovation across the vehicle
supply chain that delivers on environmental goals, competitiveness, reliability
and customer satisfaction.

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