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The Future of the Car: Europe

Companies are adapting their business models in response to transport policies, ride-sharing schemes, and stricter emission standards. Plus, China’s growing appetite for foreign markets, Slovakia’s worker shortage, and how Brexit may affect the supply chain

Transport policy will give cities power over automakers
Local authorities will have a big say over who will produce tomorrow’s cars
China’s carmakers develop an appetite for foreign markets
The improved quality of the country’s vehicles will boost chances of success
Poland pins hopes on electric-vehicle future
Government has hopes of creating industries and cleaner cities
Carmakers update workers’ skills to drive next generation
Companies are borrowing ideas from the technology sector to find the right talent
Car manufacturers turn to technology to meet CO2 targets
Diesel’s tarnished reputation is forcing automakers to find other ways to cut emissions
Slovakia’s worker shortage threatens growth of auto industry
The country is a magnet for car producers, but expansion is bringing its own problems

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