Suppliers changing how, where they make parts in EV era

Automotive News Editor Lindsay Chappell, right, leads a manufacturing panel featuring, from left, Hankook Tire America President Curtis Brison, Novelis VP Jamie Zinser, Wipro's Mahanti and Denso's Andrew Clemence. (MARISA MARCINKOWSKI)

May 18, 2022 09:06 PM

NASHVILLE — A host of startups and newcomers to the auto industry are shaking up the automotive supply chain, but established companies aren't standing pat.

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