This is part of AIAG's series recapping sessions from the 2025 IMDS, Product Compliance & Sustainability Conference.

Why is it so important to not reject the Regulation Wizard? What should you do about incomplete Regulation Wizard data — lower-tier lack of data versus your material?

With just days remaining in 2025, now’s the perfect time to secure your spot for January training and kick off the new year with fresh insights and expertise.

This year's AIAG Quality Summit showed just how quickly the automotive quality community is evolving — and why planning ahead is so critical. That’s why we’re currently offering our biggest discount of the year for the 2026 Summit…but only for a few more weeks. 

AIAG is excited to introduce Korey Eko, Quality Process & Methods Senior Specialist at Stellantis, as the newest addition to our Quality Steering Committee (QSC).

If you work in automotive trade, customs, or supply chain, there’s never been a more important time to keep your credentials current and your knowledge up to date. That’s why AIAG, in partnership with TCE Pro, is offering the industry’s only automotive-specific trade compliance master class — the one place where you can earn all 60 Continuing Education Units (CEUs) recognized by U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) in a single, flexible program.

We’re less than one week away from the session you need to gain clarity on the Due Diligence Reporting Template (DDRT).

If you’re unsure what the DDRT really requires — or haven’t aligned your internal process to support it — this December 9^th session is exactly where you should start.

Last week we hosted our third annual Mexico Automotive Forum in Monterrey, NL — co-hosted by Plexus and CLAUT Nuevo León   — and welcomed nearly 400 people from across North America and beyond for a full day of insights, panels, and forward-thinking discussions!

In the latest episode of our sponsored collaboration with the Auto Supply Chain Prophets Podcast, Darrin Lucas Director of After-Sales Supply Chain Operations at Nissan North America, breaks down what truly keeps customers loyal — and why it all happens long after the sale.

Navigating the fast-changing landscape of U.S. tariffs can add complexity, cost, and risk to your supply chain. That’s why AIAG — drawing on deep collaboration with OEMs, suppliers, and customs experts — has developed free, standardized reporting templates for steel, copper, and aluminum tariffs.