Global carmakers warn UK must change Brexit deal or factories will close

Stellantis, one of the world's biggest automakers, says post-Brexit trade rules mean it can no longer keep its commitment to make electric vehicles in Britain.
Stellantis and Ford call for Britain to extend current rules on electric vehicle parts until 2027 or face tariffs that would make UK production uncompetitive.
Industry groups in Europe back the call for Britain to renegotiate terms of its Brexit deal.
Ford is investing in a plant to make electric vehicle motors in Britain but warns UK needs far more domestic battery production to meet demand.
Stellantis executives warn UK government that without changes to Brexit trade terms, manufacturers will move operations out of Britain, putting thousands of jobs at risk.