Brexit and cars: The impact of the UK departure on the European automotive sector
The automotive industry plays a vital role in the economy of the EU and the UK, representing a significant part of exports and employing millions of people.
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However, the UK departure from the EU Single Market on 29 March 2019 could inflict profound harm to its automotive industry and, consequently, to its economy. This report analyses the consequences of Britain’s departure from the EU for the automotive sectors in the UK and Europe.
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