Project Arrow (partially) unveiled at 2022 APMA conference

Project Arrow Front Corner — (GREG LAYSON)

October 19, 2022 03:25 PM

WINDSOR, Ont. — Like children peeling back the wrapping paper of a Christmas gift hoping to catch a sneak peek without mom or dad finding out, suppliers caught a narrow glimpse of Project Arrow at the Automotive Parts Manufacturers' Association Conference in Windsor, Ont., on Wednesday.

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