Following years of deep disruption in the automotive production and logistics supply chain, S&P Global Mobility’s head of global vehicle forecasting outlines what the next months and years will look like for the industry.
The industry is ”seeing light at the end of the tunnel”, according to S&P Global Mobility’s Henner Lehne, although Chinese OEMs remain a threat…
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