Carmakers, suppliers explore automated purchasing | Lincoln freshens Corsair | VinFast deliveries start in November | Magna enters micromobility segment | Latest on the chip crisis

Some auto companies are automating aspects of their parts purchasing processes in an attempt to give their purchasing teams more time to manage increasingly complex supply chain issues

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