Mercedes-Benz and Stellantis are streamlining EV production with localised supply chain to boost efficiency, lower costs, and achieve sustainability goals
In an ever-evolving environment, and with the potential for new rules and regulations about transporting batteries and battery materials, a localised EV supply chain has even more benefits.
While the benefits of localisation are clear, it is more difficult to determine where specifically to localise a supply source, particularly an EV supply chain in Europe…
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