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Global EV & Battery Logistics: Keys to Supply Chain Success

Fathi Tlatli, president – Global Sector Automotive, DHL, answers critical questions on the subject.

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By AMN Content Partner
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GlobalAutoIndustry.com’s latest Audio Interview “Global EV and Battery Logistics: Key Elements of a Successful Supply Chain” hosted by Ron Hesse features Fathi Tlatli, president Global Automotive Sector at DHL. Tlatli responsible for global team leadership, strategy and development of the automotive industry activities. In addition, he is a professor and lecturer in global marketing, intercultural management and strategy for various European institutions and writer of a range of articles and books on this subject.

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In the 13-minute GlobalAutoIndustry.com interview, Tlatli discusses these questions:

  • How does the electrification evolution transform the Auto-Mobility supply chain? What is EV Logistics and why is it critical?
  • What elements need to be considered regarding the movement of lithium batteries for EVs?
  • What impact will the electrification evolution have on the current aftermarket supply chains?
  • Green Mobility, and especially EV adoption, are gaining traction globally. How does DHL contribute in this transformation to electrification?

Click here to listen to the interview.

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