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Production down in November due to 78% drop in CV output – SMMT https://t.co/lCvBp3OeEs

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UK vehicle production was down more than 14% compared to last year. The reason? A huge slump in the number of vans being built. https://t.co/oXkwUCASUs

While it was the fourth successive monthly decline in car production, just 1,090 fewer cars were made than in the same month last year as production gradually normalises following the cyber incident at Britain’s largest automotive employer. https://t.co/iYmoyrx3ET

Overall car production for the UK market rose by 46.9% to 14,589 units, while output for export declined -10.6% Shipments to the top five export markets – the EU, US, Türkiye, China and Japan – all fell. In total, 48,537 cars were produced for global markets, representing more

UK car production steadies as JLR recovers and Nissan launches EV production SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes said the sector can "look forward with some optimism" but cautioned that growth would be undermined if the UK becomes "the main unintended victim" of new EU local

Production news came in a mixed week for the sector, with the start of next generation volume electric car production in Sunderland contrasting with the European Commission’s plans to tie new additional flexibilities on CO2 targets and public subsidies for the greening of

📢"Growth is expected next year, with the industry poised to reap the benefits of recent UK government backing....this growth would be undermined if the UK becomes the main unintended victim of new EU local content requirements" @MikeHawesSMMT comments on production vehicle data

Commercial vehicle volumes drop for eighth month, by -78.0%. https://t.co/iYmoyrwvPl

Car output dips -1.7% as output normalises following cyber incident https://t.co/iYmoyrx3ET

Vehicle production down -14.3% in November with 65,932 cars and commercial vehicles leaving factories. https://t.co/iYmoyrwvPl

Vehicle output down in November as next gen EV production poised to begin https://t.co/iYmoyrwvPl

📢"Growth is expected next year, with the industry poised to reap the benefits of recent UK government backing....this growth would be undermined if the UK becomes the main unintended victim of new EU local content requirements" @MikeHawesSMMT comments on production vehicle data

Production news came in a mixed week for the sector, with the start of next generation volume electric car production in Sunderland contrasting with the European Commission’s plans to tie new additional flexibilities on CO2 targets and public subsidies for the greening of

UK car production steadies as JLR recovers and Nissan launches EV production SMMT Chief Executive Mike Hawes said the sector can "look forward with some optimism" but cautioned that growth would be undermined if the UK becomes "the main unintended victim" of new EU local

UK car production steadies as JLR recovers and Nissan launches EV production https://t.co/FVY2ckd5Hg

Overall car production for the UK market rose by 46.9% to 14,589 units, while output for export declined -10.6% Shipments to the top five export markets – the EU, US, Türkiye, China and Japan – all fell. In total, 48,537 cars were produced for global markets, representing more

While it was the fourth successive monthly decline in car production, just 1,090 fewer cars were made than in the same month last year as production gradually normalises following the cyber incident at Britain’s largest automotive employer. https://t.co/iYmoyrx3ET

Commercial vehicle volumes drop for eighth month, by -78.0%. https://t.co/iYmoyrwvPl

Car output dips -1.7% as output normalises following cyber incident https://t.co/iYmoyrx3ET

Vehicle production down -14.3% in November with 65,932 cars and commercial vehicles leaving factories. https://t.co/iYmoyrwvPl