8-10 April 2025 | Waterfront Beach Resort, Huntington Beach, California
Join the conversation | #FVLNA
8-10 April 2025 | Waterfront Beach Resort, Huntington Beach, California
Join the conversation | #FVLNA
8-10 April 2025 | Waterfront Beach Resort, Huntington Beach, California
Join the conversation | #FVLNA
Get ready to re-imagine logistics
Creating a faster, agile, more competitive vehicle supply chain
The North American finished vehicle supply chain must be ready for significant change amidst rising uncertainty, and this year’s conference will once again help vehicle logistics leaders and experts to navigate and succeed in a dynamic environment.
Over the past years, vehicle logistics has proved it’s resiliency. Now, North American vehicle logistics and distribution must be ready to adapt capacity, equipment, transport and network plans in line with customer demand and regulations, and to maintain the highest efficiency, delivery performance and quality as possible. FVL North America 2025 will unpack these changes and how the industry should respond.
Leading decision makers and experts will share how finished vehicle logistics can enable the industry’s transformation and support carmakers’ transition to electric vehicles, digitalisation, sustainable transport, more agile and, ultimately, leaner operations.
Finished Vehicle Logistics North America 2025 will offer unparalleled insight from industry leaders and market intelligence, featuring keynote presentations, panel discussions and workshops addressing real-world issues and offering innovative and implementable solutions.
Join the event to discuss and learn more about:
- How vehicle logistics leaders and experts are generating greater flexibility within their networks without compromising on cost, service levels, delivery times or quality;
- How carmakers are prioritising quality performance across their vehicle distribution network, leveraging data analytics to identify and resolve damage incidents more efficiently, managing software updates and working with new and existing providers to improve standards;
- How carmakers and logistics providers are deepening partnerships, improving transparency and trust and working ever closer to drive the collective competitiveness of the vehicle supply chain;
- Opportunities for leaner, more efficient finished vehicle logistics processes and functions, including yard management, transport utilisation, reducing dwell times, streamlining port and railhead processes;
- How manufacturers and logistics providers are integrating sustainable transport equipment and balancing investment and partnerships for short-term emission reductions with longer-term decarbonisation strategies;
- How the finished vehicle supply chain can harness digitalisation and advanced software, including real-time tracking, data analytics, machine learning and AI to increase transparency and proactively mitigate disruptions and optimise logistics flows;
- The role vehicle logistics can play in reducing the overall costs of electric vehicles, and deliver more cost competitive products to the market.
First 2025 speakers confirmed
Anu Goel
Executive Vice-President, Group After Sales & Services
Volkswagen Group of America
Amy Paulsen
Director, Finished Vehicle Logistics
General Motors
Defining Tracks
Finished Vehicle Logistics North America 2025 will discuss:
Speed and agility
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Learn how vehicle logistics leaders and experts are generating greater flexibility within their networks without compromising on cost, service levels, delivery times or quality.
Prioritising quality performance
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Discover how carmakers are prioritising quality performance across their vehicle distribution network, leveraging data analytics to identify and resolve damage incidents more efficiently, managing software updates and working with new and existing providers to improve standards.
Co-creating win-win partnerships
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Discuss how carmakers and logistics providers are deepening partnerships, improving transparency and trust and working ever closer to drive the collective competitiveness of the vehicle supply chain.
Operational excellence
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Explore opportunities and best practises for controlling costs and leaner, more efficient finished vehicle logistics processes and functions, including yard management, transport utilisation, reducing dwell times, streamlining port and railhead processes.
The sustainability shift
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Discuss how manufacturers and logistics providers are integrating sustainable transport equipment and balancing investment and partnerships for short-term emission reductions with longer-term decarbonisation strategies.
Digital Strategies
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Consider how the finished vehicle supply chain can harness digitalisation and advanced software, including real-time tracking, data analytics, machine learning and AI to increase transparency and proactively mitigate disruptions and optimise logistics flows.
Our 2024 delegates included:
President & Chief Executive Officer · Chief Financial Officer · Chief Operating Officer · Chief Commercial Officer · Vice President, Aftersales & Vehicle Logistics · Senior Vice President, Logistics · Vice President, Supply Chain · Vice President, Finished Vehicle Logistics · Director, Production · Director, Purchasing · Director, Global Customs & Trade Compliance · Finished Vehicle Operations · Port Director · Import Export Manager
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