2022 look ahead: The suppliers' view

January 10, 2022 05:00 AM

From ambitious climate pledges to a supply chain gridlock, 2021 gave the automotive industry plenty of priorities to juggle. And unfortunately, 2022 looks as if it is going to be equally as hectic.

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