European automakers are raising concerns over potential economic fallout from proposed tariffs on electric vehicle shipments between the UK and the EU, highlighting risks to supply chains and trade relations. Industry representatives argue that additional trade barriers could disrupt production schedules and increase costs for manufacturers already navigating post-Brexit adjustments. The warnings come as both sides assess the long-term impact of regulatory differences on cross-border automotive trade. Businesses fear that tariffs may push up prices for consumers and weaken competitiveness in a rapidly evolving global EV market.
European carmakers warn of consequences of new tariffs on UK-EU EV shipments Just Auto
