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UK carmakers face higher tariffs as EU rejects component plea

  • By Dan
  • October 1, 2020October 1, 2020

Even if Brexit deal is reached, decision means vehicles without enough British components will attract tariffs

British car manufacturers could face higher export tariffs with or without a Brexit deal after the EU rejected an argument that components from Japan used on UK assembly lines should be considered British.

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The car industry has maintained that parts for cars, vans and trucks that have been sourced in non-EU countries should be deemed British under the rules of origin system that will apply to all exports from 1 January when the transition period is over.

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