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Automotive manufacturing falls in UK for ninth month in a row, SMMT information reveals – after worst November for business since 1980

By Editorial Board Published December 20, 2024 3 Min Read
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Automotive manufacturing falls in UK for ninth month in a row, SMMT information reveals – after worst November for business since 1980

UK automobile manufacturing fell once more in November, the ninth month of decline in a row, in line with business information.

A complete of 64,216 automobiles had been produced in UK factories final month, 27,711 fewer than in November final yr – a 30% drop, in line with information from the Society of Motor Producers and Merchants (SMMT).

The figures additionally imply it was the worst November for UK automobile manufacturing since 1980, when 62,728 autos had been produced.

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It comes after the federal government launched a evaluate into its electrical automobile mandate – a system of monetary penalties levied in opposition to automobile makers if zero-emission autos make up lower than 22% of all gross sales to encourage electrical car (EV) manufacturing.

The mandate will rise to 80% of all gross sales by 2030 and 100% by 2035.

However automobile producers have lengthy expressed unhappiness with the goal, saying the buyer demand just isn’t there and EVs are costlier to provide.

Separate figures from the SMMT urged a £5.8bn hit to the sector from the EV mandate.

Regardless of the criticism, EV gross sales targets had been surpassed final month. One in each 4 new automobiles bought was an electrical car.

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The influence of this diminished manufacturing might be seen within the final month from the announcement of 800 job cuts from Ford UK and Vauxhall’s Luton plant closure.

The issues are usually not particular to the UK as European makers additionally face weaker EV demand than anticipated and competitors from Chinese language imports.

Excessive borrowing prices and relatively dearer uncooked supplies have worsened the issue.

Bosch – the world’s greatest automobile elements provider – additionally reported the lack of 5,500 jobs final month, predominantly in Germany.

In October Volkswagen revealed plans to close at the very least three factories in Germany and lay off tens of 1000’s of employees.

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