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UK vehicle production down as pressures persist

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By David Leggett Verified
| MSN Verified
UK vehicle production fell 11.6% in July to 63,655 units, according to the latest figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The decline reflects weaker exports, down 15.9% to 47,377 units, as well as earlier scheduling of routine summer maintenance shutdowns at some plants. Car production declined 10.6% in July to 61,767 units as a 9.3% rise in output for UK buyers failed to offset a 15.8% fall in exports.
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UK vehicle production down as pressures persist

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By David Leggett Verified
| Yahoo Finance Verified
UK vehicle production fell 11.6% in July to 63,655 units, according to the latest figures published by the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT). The decline reflects weaker exports, down 15.9% to 47,377 units, as well as earlier scheduling of routine summer maintenance shutdowns at some plants. Car production declined 10.6% in July to 61,767 units as a 9.3% rise in output for UK buyers failed to offset a 15.8% fall in exports.
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Schaeffler and CATL sign MoU to deepen collaboration

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By David Leggett Verified
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Schaeffler and Chinese battery giant CATL have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to deepen their collaboration in the field of e-mobility. The agreement builds on an ‘already secured customer project' and covers the joint development of automotive Battery Management Systems (BMS) as well as “X-in-1” Integrated PowerBox (IPB) solutions.
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