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  • [New] A collapse of the British automotive industry puts nearly 200,000 jobs at risk. In Defence of Marxism
  • [New] Trade coverage focused on last week's Asian tariffs, which the government estimates will raise inflation by just 0.2%, while protecting around 350,000 jobs in the automotive, textile, and metals sectors. Miranda's Mexico Intelligence
  • Over 60% of Indonesian automotive workers will see their jobs disrupted by the deployment of robots in coming years. PwC
  • UK Export Finance has secured another major investment for the UK automotive industry that will safeguard jobs and prioritise sustainability. Vehicle Telematics, ADAS, Connected and Autonomous Vehicle
  • Driven in part by government policy, the global shift to electric vehicles will affect hundreds of thousands of automotive jobs in the coming decades. Nikkei Asia
  • European automotive suppliers estimate that rapid electrification could cost them 275,000 jobs by 2040, even accounting for new positions that arise making EV parts. Insider
  • Without domestic battery manufacturing, the UK will lose 114,000 existing automotive jobs by 2040. Business Leader Magazine
  • The five-year plan is expected to generate an additional 750,000 jobs in the auto sector and increase India's share in global automotive trade. Nikkei Asia
  • By making bold and strategic investments in sectors such as advanced manufacturing, automotive and battery and electric vehicle manufacturing, life sciences, technology, and critical technologies, Ontario will attract new, good-paying jobs. Ontario.ca
  • With India aiming to become a developed nation by 2047 and the EV industry expected to generate over 60 million direct and indirect jobs by 2030, IGNiTE 4.0 stands as a crucial step toward preparing a skilled, inclusive, and future-ready workforce for India's evolving automotive landscape. Machine Maker - Latest Manufacturing News | Indian Manu
  • The automotive sector in Bavaria alone could lose 106,000 jobs by 2040, highlighting the far-reaching consequences of Germany's industrial challenges. Asia Times
  • A strong domestic automotive sector will lead the net zero transition, supporting high-value, rewarding jobs. UK Government

Last updated: 04 January 2026



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