Industry groups representing battery manufacturers and electric vehicle producers are urging the UK government to maintain existing regulatory standards for electric cars after Brexit, warning that any divergence from current EU rules could disrupt supply chains and increase costs. Concerns have been raised that new trade barriers or differing technical requirements could create complications for manufacturers already navigating post-Brexit adjustments. The push comes as the UK seeks to solidify its own automotive policies amid broader efforts to boost domestic production and sustainability. Businesses argue that aligning with familiar standards would help ensure smoother operations and avoid unnecessary delays in the transition to cleaner vehicles.
Battery groups push to stick with post-Brexit rules on electric cars Financial Times
