Knock-Down transport chains (automotive)

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Knock-down transport chains in the automotive sector refer to logistics processes where complete vehicles or individual components are fully or partially disassembled (knock-down) into prepacked kits and shipped through multiple transport stages to assembly or final production sites. The aim is to optimise space utilisation, transportation costs, and duties.

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