European automakers are urging a postponement of proposed "Made in Europe" regulations for electric vehicle batteries, arguing that the current timeline could hinder industry growth and innovation. Concerns center on potential supply chain disruptions and the need for more time to adapt to stricter local sourcing requirements. Industry leaders emphasize that rushing implementation may limit competitiveness against global rivals already established in battery production. The push highlights tensions between regional economic goals and the practical challenges of scaling up domestic manufacturing.
European automakers call for delay on ‘Made in Europe’ EV battery rules Automotive News
