LONDON -- Britain's decision to delay a ban on new fossil fuel car sales may make little difference to the pace of a shift to electric vehicles, even though the news drew anger from automakers worried about supply chains and investment uncertainty.
LONDON -- Britain's decision to delay a ban on new fossil fuel car sales may make little difference to the pace of a shift to electric vehicles, even though the news drew anger from automakers worried about supply chains and investment uncertainty.
Suppliers have become more pessimistic about their financial outlooks and how globally competitive they are since tariffs have gone into place, MEMA data shows.