Automotive
Trends in Automotive Logistics Conference
Automotive Logistics & Supply Chain Europe 2027 is a 2.5-day conference focused on Europe's automotive logistics and supply chain.
It is designed for automotive industry professionals including OEMs, tier suppliers, logistics providers, and technology specialists. The event features expert speakers and networking opportunities to discuss supply chain resilience and sustainability.
The essentials
Event details
- Dates
- 16 March 2027 to 18 March 2027
- Location
- Kameha Grand Bonn, Czech Republic
- Organiser
- verlag moderne industrie GmbH
- Industry
- Automotive
Who attends
The audience
Join 500+ OEMs, tier suppliers, logistics providers, and technology specialists, for 2.5 days of exclusive networking, interactive learning, and cutting-edge discussions on reshaping and re-energising Europe's automotive supply chain.
As described by the organiser
Public discussion
What people are saying
Official hashtag #tal2025
- VideoTAL 2025 (Trends in Automotive Logistics) - Digital. Future-Proof?
Trends in Automotive Logistics conference TAL 2025 was focused on the automotive logistics industry, aimed at addressing the challenges and opportunities in the field.
Agenda themes
Topics covered
- Logistics & Transportation
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