Tumble in UK car output 'a grave concern', says trade body
UK car production sank to its lowest in almost a decade in 2019, with output forecast to continue falling this year.
Shipments to EU countries fell by 11.1% last year, but the bloc remains the industry's most important market But given the integrated nature of the European motor industry, with parts, components and cars going back and forth across borders several times during the production process, a trade deal needed to be struck as soon as possible, he said."This will boost manufacturing, avoid costly price rises and maintain choice for UK consumers. Negotiations will be challenging but all sides stand to gain," Mr Hawes said.
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