October28 , 2026

    Automar Strengthens Gioia Tauro Logistics with Rail Corridor

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    Automar has launched a new rail corridor to enhance automotive logistics at Italy’s Port of Gioia Tauro, strengthening inland connectivity and improving the efficiency of vehicle transportation across key domestic and international markets.

    The new rail service is designed to streamline the movement of finished vehicles between the port and inland distribution centres, offering a more sustainable and cost-effective alternative to road transport. The initiative is expected to reduce transit times, lower carbon emissions, and improve supply chain reliability for automotive manufacturers and logistics providers.

    By integrating rail into its logistics network, Automar aims to increase the port’s handling capacity for vehicle cargo while supporting multimodal transport solutions. The corridor is expected to facilitate faster cargo flows and strengthen Gioia Tauro’s position as an important automotive logistics hub in the Mediterranean.

    The launch aligns with broader efforts to promote greener freight transportation and improve the efficiency of Europe’s automotive supply chains. Enhanced rail connectivity is also expected to reduce road congestion and support the shift toward environmentally sustainable logistics operations.

    Industry stakeholders believe the new corridor will improve service quality for vehicle manufacturers and exporters while reinforcing the Port of Gioia Tauro’s competitiveness in handling automotive cargo and expanding its role in regional and international trade.