Automotive logistics, CMA CGM, CEVA and Chery Auto sign MoU

The MoU sets the foundation for a long-term strategic collaboration aimed at supporting Chery's accelerating international development while scaling and strengthening its global supply chain capabilities.

By Editorial staff

CMA CGM, CEVA and Chery Auto have signed quite a significant MoU, which sets the foundation for a long-term strategic collaboration aimed at supporting Chery’s accelerating international development while scaling and strengthening its global supply chain capabilities.

Leveraging the CMA CGM Group’s extensive global shipping and logistics expertise together with CEVA Logistics’ cross-border operational expertise and end-to-end automotive logistics capabilities, the partnership will comprehensively support Chery Auto’s localization strategy and the continued expansion of its international footprint. In other words, , CMA CGM and CEVA Logistics will support Chery Auto’s operations across Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the Middle East.

Statements from the partners of the automotive logistics alliance

The agreement deals with finished vehicles, automotive parts, and EV batteries. These integrated end-to-end solutions will span domestic distribution, international transportation, and complex multimodal operations. “By bringing together CMA CGM’s global maritime and logistics network with CEVA Logistics’ end-to-end automotive logistics expertise, this three-party collaboration will help Chery Auto strengthen the resilience, efficiency and sustainability of its international operations. We are proud to support Chery Auto’s continued global growth and to contribute to building more agile, localized and future-ready supply chain solutions”, said Amélie Humphreys, General Manager, CMA CGM China.

“CEVA will deploy its full end-to-end automotive logistics capabilities across finished vehicles, parts and batteries to help build the resilient, efficient and sustainable supply chain Chery Auto needs. We are proud to support this strengthened collaboration and Chery Auto’s continued global momentum”, added Eric Dessupoiu, Vice President of Finished Vehicle Logistics, CEVA Logistics.

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