Making North America, Europe more competitive with China no easy task, experts say

2024 Automotive News Congress China panel — From left, the Alliance for Automotive Innovation's John Bozzella, Michael Dunne of Dunne Insights, McLarty Associates' Kate Kalutkiewicz and Joe McCabe of AutoForecast Solutions discuss North American competitiveness with China on Sept. 24 at the Automotive News Congress in Pontiac, Mich. (PAIGE HODDER)

September 24, 2024 09:10 PM

DETROIT — Making the North American and European auto industries more competitive with their counterparts in China is an immensely complicated task, industry experts said at the Automotive News Congress.

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