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Car manufacturing down in November as sector seeks an easing of cost pressures

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64,216 cars rolled off factory lines, 27,711 fewer than in November last year, due to a combination of factors, including strategic product decisions, weakness in key global markets, calendarisation and the fact that production grew significantly in November 2023 as Covid-related supply chain challenges faded.

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UK Automotive launches veterans career guide to boost workforce for ‘green growth decade’

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SMMT partners with Mission Automotive to launch veterans career guide and boost recruitment of ex-Armed Forces personnel. Veterans offer years of relevant expertise and transferable skills, making them mission-ready for a long-term, well-paid automotive career.

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New car market ends five months of decline ahead of plate change

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down on pre-pandemic 2019. Despite the growth, August volumes were still the weakest for the month, bar 2021, since 2013 as supply chain pressures continued to constrain the market. Registrations Jan-Aug 2019 – 1,519,016. UK new car registrations stabilise, up 1.2% Overall year to date market remains -35.3%

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UK Auto makes one million vehicles and welcomes £23.7 billion investment boost

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in best year since 2019. UK must now ramp up EV supply chain and deliver return on investments. The easing of pandemic-related challenges, from chip shortages to lockdowns, and increasing electrified model production, combined to drive annual output above one million for the first time since 2019. compared with a 13.7%

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Best first quarter for CV production since 2008 despite March drop

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on pre-pandemic 2019 volumes, with demand driven by overseas orders. The performance reflects market normalisation as manufacturers have worked hard to meet strong pent up pandemic-related demand, as well as some temporary supply chain shortages and the early Easter bank holiday reducing working days in the month compared with 2023.

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ABB plans to spin off its robotics division

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” “Our robotics business had increased orders from the automotive segment, and our paint technology is the best on the market, and we had customers choosing to remain with us as they expanded their international footprint,” he noted. “In overview, this change will support value creation for both companies.”

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March new car market continues recovery with eighth month of growth

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1 The increase saw 287,825 units delivered, the eighth consecutive month of growth for the new car market, as supply chain challenges slowly continue to ease. As a result, the first quarter of 2023 is the strongest since 2019, with just under half a million new cars joining the road. on Q1 2019. on Q1 2019.