Japanese 0.66L Kei cars receive benefits that “exclude imports from 35% of domestic market,” EU’s ACEA says.
LONDON – European auto makers, already struggling with the region’s debt crisis, are dismayed by the European Union’s decision, made public late last week, to begin negotiations with Japan for a free-trade agreement. “Independent studies have shown that this deal is a one-way street as far as the automobile industry is concerned,” says the ACEA, the EU auto makers’ trade association. Ivan Hodac, the ACEA’s secretary general, points to an ...
Premium Content (PAID Subscription Required)
"European Auto Makers Sound Alarm on EU-Japan Trade Talks" is part of the paid WardsAuto Premium content. You must log in with Premium credentials in order to access this content. Premium paid subscribers also gain access to:
All of WardsAuto's global industry reporting and analysis
WardsAuto Community functions
Hundreds of downloadable data tables including:
• Monthly sales and production data by country
• U.S. model-line inventory data
• Engine and equipment installation rates
• WardsAuto's North America Plant by Platform forecast
• Product Cycle chart
• Interrelationships among major OEMs
• Vehicle specifications
• Historical data and much more! (P)
For WardsAuto.com pricing and subscription information please contact
Amber McLincha by email: amclincha@wardsauto.com or phone: (248) 799-2622
Current subscribers, please login or CLICK for support information.
