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Jul 31, 2025
11:24 AM
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The automotive supply chain is undergoing significant transformation, driven by disruptions, labor shortages, rising raw material costs, and evolving regulatory demands. The introduction of 25% tariffs on vehicles and auto parts from Mexico and Canada has added further strain, increasing production expenses and creating uncertainty for suppliers and manufacturers. While these tariffs may encourage domestic manufacturing, they also risk driving up vehicle prices, necessitating supply chain adjustments, and altering production strategies.
To stay competitive, automotive suppliers must prioritize agility, supply chain resilience, and operational efficiency. Leveraging advanced technologies for forecasting, procurement, and production planning is essential. Modernizing operations with D365 Finance & Supply Chain and Power Platform empowers companies with real-time visibility, process automation, and AI-driven insights—allowing them to navigate industry challenges, minimize costs, and enhance profitability.
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