Government agrees to boost UK car industry after pressure from firms

IGA urges government for meaningful relief

The IGA has called upon the Government for meaningful relief for the independent garage sector, urging recognition of its essential role in keeping the UK’s motorists safe and their vehicles roadworthy Despite these repeated calls for targeted support, the IGA has said independent garages once again find themselves overlooked at a time when rising costs ... The post IGA urges government for meaningful relief appeared first on Professional Motor …

Government launches partnership to support PropTech adoption

The Government has launched a partnership to support PropTech adoption and assist with planning system reform. The partnership follows the recent launch of The Opportunity for PropTech: Leveraging technology for the UK’s built environment, commissioned by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government (MHCLG) to support its Digital Planning Programme. The report highlighted an increase in investment opportunities for the sector, with …

UK Government introduces measures to support the automotive sector amidst global challenges - East Midlands Business Link

The UK Government has unveiled a set of measures aimed at securing the future of the domestic car industry, which has been under increasing pressure due to global factors, including US tariffs and the ongoing shift to electric vehicles (EVs). The automotive sector has faced significant difficulties recently, including a 25% tariff on exports to […]

Labour government has announced more flexibility for manufacturers in their turn towards all-electricity

UK Government introduces measures to support the automotive sector amidst global challenges - Business Link Magazine

The UK Government has unveiled a set of measures aimed at securing the future of the domestic car industry, which has been under increasing pressure due to global factors, including US tariffs and the ongoing shift to electric vehicles (EVs). The automotive sector has faced significant difficulties recently, including a 25% tariff on exports to […]

From 2030 onwards, no new cars with burners will be sold in the UK. However, the government is planning exceptions to support the industry.