The Association of European Vehicle Logistics (ECG): «War against Ukraine dramatically increases risk to vehicle logistics»

Institutional statement of the Association of European Vehicle Logistics (ECG). March 14, 2022 Crisis after crisisOur industry stands shoulder to shoulder with Ukraine and probably employs more Ukrainian citizens than most in Europe. ECG is raising funds to support those of our members who are very actively engaged in the growing humanitarian crisis. At the […]
Preparing for the next phase of the Covid-19 crisis: European vehicle forecast and logistics changes (First Part)
The ECG is the European employer association of companies dedicated to the logistics of the finished vehicle. Their reports and analyzes are a reference and more in the current situation. He has just published his diagnosis on the measures to be taken in the coming weeks. We publish the full text in two parts.
16,5 millones de automóviles transportados anualmente en Europa equivalen a 33 millones de hojas de papel
En su intervención en el Debate ECG Anual, celebrado el 19 de abril en el Parlamento Europeo, el eurodiputado Gesine Meissner habló abiertamente de la gran necesidad de digitalizar la logística de transporte y saco a debate la falta de armonización suficiente en los Estados miembros.
ECG 2015: Back to a brighter future Finished Vehicle Industry ready for journey ahead
Barcelona, 26 octubre 2015.- Publicamos el resumen que ha hecho público la Asociación Europea de la Logística de Automoción (ECG) sobre la su reunión anual el pasado 16 de octubre. Y seguidamente, la información en español del portal Cadena de Suministro. ECG’s annual conference took place at the Marriott Hotel in Vienna on October 16th. […]
Los Portavehículos de 20,75 metros en Europa
Barcelona, 23 de setiembre del 2015.- La patronal europea de logística de vehículos (ECG) mantiene la reivindicación de los portavehículos de 20,75 metros en el Viejo Continente. La última novedad sobre esta reclamación la acaba de publicar la revista Transporte Profesional (Publicación oficial de CETM Portavehículos, presidida por Daniel Tarragona, Consejero Delegado de SETRAM): Durante más […]
Capacity squeeze as markets start to recover
Barcelona, 24 de agosto 2015.- ECG President Costantino Baldissara acknowledges optimism within the industry with both consumer and business confidence registering positive trends and EU car registrations up +10.6% (March), but warns of capacity shortages across Europe as the automotive sector slowly starts to recover. In April, demand for new passenger cars in the EU […]
Vehicle logistics industry says it is time to prepare for an era of solid growth starting in 2015
The level of new car registrations has been growing in almost all European markets for seven consecutive months now. In the first four months of 2014, automotive sales increased by 7.1% on average within Europe. Compared to the same period seven years ago, however, car sales in Europe are still on average 18.8% behind pre-crisis levels. In some countries that were hit hardest by the crisis, such as Spain and Greece, car sales are still between 47% and 78% down compared to pre-crisis levels. It will be some years before these countries catch up again with pre-crisis economic activity, but the outlook is favourable. In 2010, 36% of passenger cars, or more than 85 million vehicles, were over 10 years old, and these will have to be replaced.
Síntomas de recuperación en la logística de la automoción europea
En Berlín, los 180 participantes en el evento recalcaron la campaña de lobby que tienen en marcha a nivel comunitario, que persigue la armonización de los pesos y dimensiones de los vehículos. Fabricantes de coches como Daimler, Volvo y Seat presentaron sus planes de presentación de nuevos modelos, mientras que operadores como Wallenius Wilhelmsen Logistics y United European Car Carriers, aportaron sus experiencias de cómo superar la crisis mediante el incremento de la eficiencia. Por último, se indicó que la Academia ECG para jóvenes directores logísticos está registrando sus más altos volúmenes de solicitudes.