Automotive logistics sector cannot ignore the implications of Tesla

07/10/2013

Transport Intelligence has some interesting things to say about the automotive supply chain. Looking at the success of technology-based car manufacturer Tesla, it predicts that car makers will in future be more reliant on electronics, and that that could entail a structural shift, with the ...

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