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Capacity pressures are set to continue in automotive logistics in the coming years, while the near-shoring of car production and the increasing number of electric vehicles (EVs) coming off assembly lines will drive change in supply chain provision, according to one major player.

“High inflation rates, escalating raw material prices and the semiconductor shortage in 2022 and 2023 combined to weigh down and delay the automotive sector’s recovery from the pandemic,” Emmanuel Cheremetinski, global finished vehicle logistics leader at Ceva Logistics, ...

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