EV value and talent worries dominate automotive sector
Louis Rudd, regional director for that South at Axa UK looks at the UK’s automotive sector’s current risks and opportunities, as it faces into huge challenges such as supply chain problems, skills shortages and government electric vehicle mandates.
When asked about key business risks, a survey of BVRLA members found that:
61% were concerned about the residual value of EVs41% were struggling to manage the increasing regulatory burdenMore than twoOnly users who have a paid subscription or are part of a corporate subscription are able to print or copy content.
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