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Cars of cars for CO2 bands – June 2025

Who is the UNRAE The UNRAE is the association that represents the foreign houses operating on the Italian market of cars, commercial and industrial vehicles, buses and caravan and motorhomes. Who we are Structure President General manager Association bodies Institutional relations Statute Code of ethics Go to source

Market structure – June 2025

Statistical data> Enrollments Publication period: 01 July 2025 Reference period of data: June 2025 Analysis of the structure of the Italian market of cars with detail for power supply, user, segment, bodywork and geographical area.  Download Annex: 04 market structure_giUgno 2025_68640170C63BF.PDF To view the content it is necessary Accept the installation of Calameo cookies Tag:… Continue reading Market structure – June 2025

Thyssenkrupp: Employees expect respect and decency when converting the group

Frankfurt am Main – IG Metall and the works councils of Thyssenkrupp AG call for an early integration of participation, perspectives for people and a future for business when converting the group. Operating terminations must be excluded. Jürgen Kerner, second chairman of IG Metall, said on the occasion of a future conference of the works… Continue reading Thyssenkrupp: Employees expect respect and decency when converting the group

SMMT statement on UK-US trade deal kicking into gear

The implementation of the new trading agreement between the UK and US is good news for US customers and a huge relief for the UK automotive companies that export to this critically important market. It immediately slashes the punitive tariffs that brought the US export market to a standstill and threatened the viability of some… Continue reading SMMT statement on UK-US trade deal kicking into gear

A landmark week for UK industry

The publication of an Industrial Strategy on Monday – one with automotive at its heart – is the policy framework the sector has long-fought for and government has now addressed. Such a strategy – long-term, cross-Government and aligned to a trade strategy (itself published Monday) is the basis on which the UK automotive sector can… Continue reading A landmark week for UK industry

UK vehicle production constraints continue in May

New car and commercial vehicle production volumes fall, by -32.8% as multiple challenges beset industry. US share of exports shrinks prior to government securing new agreement with biggest single market. Industry welcomes Industrial Strategy as crucial foundation for recovery, with rapid implementation and action on energy costs critical to restoring competitive edge. File download UK… Continue reading UK vehicle production constraints continue in May

May 2025 new car pre-registration figures

SMMT released figures for May pre-registrations in the UK new car market. The data shows the number of cars disposed of by vehicle manufacturers in May 2025 that were defined as pre-registrations. The Supply of New Cars Order 2000 requires motor manufacturers to publish the number of pre-registered cars supplied and the gross income received… Continue reading May 2025 new car pre-registration figures

Five minutes with… Andrew Whitehead, CEO, Protean

In-wheel electric motors appear to be playing catch-up as a technology for the LCV industry. What are the benefits against more conventional electric powertrains? In-wheel motors make better EVs. The technology offers a fundamentally different approach to electrification – removing the need for gearboxes, driveshafts and differentials by integrating the motor directly into the wheel… Continue reading Five minutes with… Andrew Whitehead, CEO, Protean

SMMT response to Government’s Trade Strategy

UK Automotive is a trade powerhouse, generating imports and exports worth £108 billion a year and typically Britain’s biggest exporter of manufactured goods. Free and fair trade is fundamental to our success and recent agreements with India, the US and, particularly, the EU signal that intention. Today’s trade strategy, aligned to the industrial strategy announced… Continue reading SMMT response to Government’s Trade Strategy