Maritime & Ports Working Group
28/04/2026 19:00 - 29/04/2026 15:00 CET Marseille Fos, France
05/05/2026 17:45 - 23:00 CET European Parliament, Brussels, Belgium
04/06/2026 11:00 - 13:00 CEST Istanbul, Türkiye
To provide a common platform for the finished vehicle logistics industry in Europe through:
Multi-modal methods of transportation of new cars by ECG members
ECG - 2026-04-24
The association is pleased to reflect on the successful first delivery of the new FVL Induction Course. …
ACEA - 2026-04-23
In Q1 2026, new EU car registrations increased by 4%, driven largely by March’s strong performance. …
Automotive News Europe - 2026-04-23
Volkswagen Group is making a stark bet: invest heavily in China’s fast-moving, software-driven EV market while dismantling the European manufacturing base that built the company’s global scale. …
SHIP2SHORE - 2026-04-23
The naming and delivery ceremony of the Grande Inghilterra was held yesterday in Shanghai. …
Transport & Environment - 2026-04-23
New analysis assesses the price of running a car on advanced biofuels versus an electric vehicle. …
Automative Logistics - 2026-04-23
This vertical integration between automaker and shipping company will give Foton greater control over its logistics network, securing long-term, dedicated ocean freight capacity. …
Electrive.com - 2026-04-22
In December, the EU Commission presented its automotive package with relaxed CO2 requirements. However, the German government believes the plans do not go far enough. …
IRU - 2026-04-22
IRU welcomes the targeted transport measures, calls for clearer contingency planning should supply conditions deteriorate, and expects broader financial support through a separate State aid framework. …
Automotive Logistics - 2026-04-22
The Slovenian port of Koper saw an increase in vehicle throughput of more than 3% at its vehicle terminal in 2025, driven by an increase in Chinese imports and higher export volumes to Mediterranean countries. …
Automotive News Europe - 2026-04-22
Fueled by strong demand for models from Chery and BYD, Chinese automakers set a monthly record in March, reaching 149,094 sales, an increase of 97 percent from March 2025 in a total market that grew by 11 percent to 1.58 million vehicles …