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Statement on E10 petrol announcement

“The announcement today confirming E10 petrol will be available for motorists from this September is another step towards the 2050 net zero target”

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UK Automotive looks to ex-military personnel to upskill industry

SMMT signs Armed Forces Covenant, reaffirming importance of recruitment and retention of veterans and service leavers for automotive industry

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Statement on the re-opening of showrooms

“The fact that retail showrooms must remain closed until April at least, is deeply disappointing given these facilities are Covid-secure”

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Statement on the future strategy of UK’s largest automotive business

“The news today that the UK’s largest automotive business has confirmed its long-term commitment to the UK is very welcome”

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Comment on Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) continuation and expansion

Comment on Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) continuation and expansion 13th February 2021 SMMT statement on Electric Vehicle Homecharge Scheme (EVHS) continuation and expansion Saturday 13 February 2021 Mike Hawes, SMMT Chief Executive, said, We urgently need more charging points to accelerate our transition to electric motoring, so this announcement is welcome and a step in the right direction. As we race towards the phase out of sales of new petrol and diesel cars and vans by 2030, we need […]

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Q4 2020 Used Car Sales

UK used car market declines -14.9% as coronavirus lockdowns curb 2020 sales

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January 2021 New LCV Registrations

Van market starts new year with a boost, up 2.0% in January

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January 2021 New Car Registrations

New car registrations fall -39.5% as showroom closures stifle demand

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December 2020 UK Engine Manufacturing

British engine production falls -27.0% in 2020 as pandemic hits output

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December 2020 UK Commercial Vehicle Manufacturing

Coronavirus pandemic sends UK commercial vehicle production down -15.5% in 2020

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