Global automotive production sees growth, but North America and Europe face slower sales and capacity challenges amid shifting market dynamics and electrification trends.
Global automotive sales rise 2%, but growth slows from 10% last year. North American and European capacity utilisation drops, while China’s exports hit 3.1 million units.
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