‘Most spectacular own goal in history’: new EU rules threaten to shut out UK car manufacturers
The European Automobile Manufacturers Association is urging the EU to grant the UK, Turkey, and Morocco exemptions from new 'Made in Europe' rules. These regulations, intended to counter Chinese subsidies, could inadvertently harm British car manufacturers by excluding them from the EU market.
Why it matters
This highlights the ongoing economic friction and supply chain complexities resulting from Brexit for the European automotive industry.
The Mini maker BMW is a member of the European Automobile Manufacturers Association. Photograph: Joe Giddens/PA The Mini maker BMW is a member of the European Automobile Manufacturers Association. Photograph: Joe Giddens/PA Automotive industry ‘Most spectacular own goal in history’: new EU rules threaten to shut out UK car manufacturers EU urged to make UK exempt from rules that risk becoming the most damaging consequence of Brexit yet
The article presents the industry's perspective on a policy issue while acknowledging the EU's intent to protect its market.
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