So, it seems, no traumatic thoughts. These are the stories of successful companies that we are happy to give space to in the Czech car industry. But the automotive sector is much broader and much more colourful. At least the subconscious of everyone in the sector has been occupied by these three things at the same time in recent weeks and months: the hockey championship, the European elections and tariffs on Chinese cars. That is, of course, leaving aside the evergreens of expensive energy, labour shortages and so on.<\/p>\n
We have solved the first one (to our utmost satisfaction, congratulations!). The second one too, actually, but we don’t know what it will bring in the end. We have given the European Parliament elections a lot of space in this issue of the magazine. It is important to know the opinions of managers of one of the most important sectors of the Czech (European) economy. And it is even more important to formulate what preconditions need to be created for it to remain a solid pillar and to convey this view to the new MEPs. Based on an analysis of the current situation, the Automotive Industry Association has prepared a summary of concrete measures for the European legislative period 2024-2029.<\/p>\n