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Some days ago the Zbox was protagonist of a demo day in Tokyo to local logistics environment (forwarders, depots, specialized media, big corporations like Toyota, Mitsui or Sumitomo). Presently the demo units are in their trip back to Spain according to initial plan, but soon, some will be back in Japan to start making routes more efficient, sustainable and profitable for our clients. Any particular waypoint is important in the Zbox journey and this one is remarkable. The pack of Zbox, on board of the CMA CGM T.Roosevelt just crossed Cape of Good Hope this weekend, adding extra 3000 nautical miles to its recent but large trip experience. During the demo, as well as in several comments, many questions arised about the real game-changing possibility to fold the empty units, one of the most expected evolutions in the container since its creation in the early 60’s.   Based on the experience of 3 years being used under real (and though) conditions, I will come with a short serie of posts with comments regarding those questions. Please follow me to know more and fell free to contact me with questions. #Zbox #Foldable #Collapsible #Shipping #Container #Shippingcontainer #Logistics #Innovation #Sustainability #Decarbonization

Agile Chinese companies never miss any potential opportunity (Q1, Q2). Q1: "Although Australia is a relatively small market on a global scale with 1.2 million cars sold last year, it's highly attractive to Chinese automakers as it doesn't have a car manufacturing industry and is seen as unlikely to introduce protectionist trade barriers." Q2: "Zeekr is hoping that Oceania will become one of its biggest overseas markets alongside Southeast Asia and Latin America, said Yan, adding that he expects Australia's new vehicle efficiency standards, due to take effect from 2025, will further help drive demand for EVs." https://lnkd.in/gp7_mBx6

Chinese cars are rapidly replacing Japanese brands in key markets. Here's how once-dominant Honda and Nissan are losing share at a worrying rate.

An intriguing shift in the automotive landscape! The rise of Chinese carmakers signals not only a transformation in consumer preferences but also a recalibration of global market dynamics. As innovation, competitive pricing, and strategic market penetration reshape the industry, it raises critical questions about how established players like Honda and Nissan can adapt to maintain relevance. It's a reminder for all industries: agility and innovation are paramount in today's rapidly evolving marketplace. 💡 Takeaway: Join 10,000+ investors getting portfolio tips for free: https://lnkd.in/gSBkNfPk #BusinessStrategy #AutomotiveTrends #GlobalMarkets

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Here we go. "Chinese NIO interested in taking over Audi Brussels" Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer NIO is reportedly interested in acquiring Audi's Brussels plant in Vorst, Belgium. The potential takeover is driven by NIO’s desire to establish a European production base, helping the company avoid steep tariffs on imported Chinese-made electric vehicles (EVs). The European Union is considering imposing tariffs of up to 35% on EV imports from China, making local production an attractive alternative for Chinese manufacturers like NIO. Audi announced earlier this year that it would cease production of its Q8 e-tron SUV at the Brussels site by next year, leaving the plant’s future uncertain. This has put 2,910 jobs at risk, increasing the pressure to find a new owner for the facility. NIO’s interest could secure the plant's future and potentially safeguard many of these jobs. Other investors, including Belgium’s D’Ieteren, have also shown interest in the site

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Scanning the macro environment, including the (geo)political factor (Q1, Q2), is critical to production relocation. Q1: "The shift in production plans by the joint venture was made after the Chinese government privately told automakers to halt big investments in European countries that supported imposing extra tariffs on Chinese-made EVs, the report noted." Q2: "The joint venture is instead considering using a Stellantis factory in Germany that produces Opel models and its Trnava plant in Slovakia as alternative production sites for the B10 electric crossover, the report noted." https://lnkd.in/gZiRxmbN

https://lnkd.in/erHvqdRU Thats whats gonna happenning few years time everywhere around The World. China builts quicker and cheaper cars than any traditional Car brand. They All get bankrupt in China and loose 70 % and more Market share Germany,Italy and US are next They will try to slowdown the process ,but their inflexibility is costing them soon everything too expensive, sitting out EVs ,not understanding the Markets anymore #sustainibility #alternativeenergy

🚗 Chinese carmakers dominate Indonesia's EV market, surpassing Japanese brands. 📊 Chinese EV sales in Indonesia have surged, led by brands like Wuling with affordable pricing. 💸 Major growth influenced by lower costs and geopolitical strategies favoring cheaper Chinese EV exports. - Want full insights? Subscribe to Tech in Asia to read the entire article.