Walter Ludwig has moved from Mercedes-Benz to head logistics at EV maker Lucid Motors. Ex-Tesla supply chain leader Evelyn Chiang joins the company as vice-president of process transformation.
Walter Ludwig will provide strategic and operational leadership to develop and implement best practices in automotive logistics and parts management. He takes over responsibilities from Greg Henninger, who has left the company. Evelyn Chiang moves over from cloud-based services provider Siteimprove and brings 30 years of experience from a variety of industries transforming businesses, managing mass-scale programmes and developing global supply chains. Chiang previously worked at Tesla as vice-president of supply chain and IT, as well as at SAP and IGT.
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