Automotive Components Business Business

Business Scale

Growth Strategy

Responding to New Mobility

Due to electrification and vehicle intelligence, there have been significant changes to the products we handle, such as drive batteries and electronics components.
In order for our customers to procure the most competitive parts from around the world, we support the strengthening of our customers' competitiveness according to the characteristics of each parts by constructing procurement routes, developing packaging, and developing and proposing safe and efficient transportation products that fully utilize land, sea, and air.

Making Supply Chains Resilient

The semiconductors and natural resources used in automobiles are not an infinite resource, so we are developing next-generation ERP (system for management of orders and supply chains) for the stable supply of materials, and are further strengthening our global supply and demand management functions.

Carbon Reduction Efforts

Reducing CO₂ emissions across the entire supply chain has become a major issue, and we are promoting a supply chain that can handle the carbon-neutral era, such as by developing transportation modes with low CO₂ emissions and adopting new materials for packaging.

Parts Procurement Through the Truck and Ferry Integrated Logistics Scheme

Example of Our Efforts

In our supply chain we are working to promote carbon neutrality, improve transportation efficiency, and ensure supply capacity.
Parts imported from South Korea to Japan are transported by ferry and the trucks use a chassis that is common to both Japan and South Korea, thereby realizing seamless logistics without knots. This has significantly reduced the lead times for Nissan Motor Kyushu. Additionally, through a modal shift from conventional containers and air transportation, we are contributing to ensuring carbon neutrality and supply capacity.