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Smmt Motor Industry Facts 2017 What Is Smmt? What Is Smmt? SMMT MOTOR INDUSTRY FACTS 2017 WHAT IS SMMT? WHAT IS SMMT? IS WHAT The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) is one of the largest and most influential trade associations in the UK. Its resources, reputation and unrivalled automotive data place it at the heart of the UK automotive industry. It undertakes a variety of activities to support and represent the interests of the industry and has a long history of achievement. Working closely with member companies, SMMT acts as the voice of the UK motor industry, supporting and promoting its interests at home and abroad to government, stakeholders and the media. SMMT represents more than 700 automotive companies in the UK, providing them with a forum to voice their views on issues affecting the automotive sector, helping to guide strategies and build positive relationships with government and regulatory authorities. To find out how to join SMMT and for more information, visit www.smmt.co.uk/memberservices or e-mail [email protected] 02 CONTENTS CONTENTS UK AUTOMOTIVE AT A GLANCE 4-5 REGISTRATIONS 18 New car registrations 18 UK AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY 6 Registrations by colour 19 UK automotive employment 6 Registrations by sales type 20 UK Automotive: background 7 Registrations by segment 21–23 Commercial vehicle registrations 24 MANUFACTURING 8 Global car registrations 25 UK automotive manufacturing 8 Global automotive manufacturing 9 CONNECTED CARS 26 UK car manufacturing 10 DIGITALISATION OF AUTOMOTIVE UK car exports 11 MANUFACTURING 27 Map: UK automotive manufacturing sites 12–14 Commercial vehicles and engines 15 VEHICLES ON THE ROAD 28–29 UK automotive aftermarket 16 UK AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN 17 ENVIRONMENT AND AIR QUALITY 30-31 UK AUTOMOTIVE AND THE EU 32 SMMT GROUP 33 03 UK AUTOMOTIVE AT A GLANCE UK AUTOMOTIVE AT A GLANCEUK AUTOMOTIVE AT £71.6 billion UK automotive turnover Commercial vehicle manufacturers 2,692,237 New cars registered in 2016 160 Countries importing UK-built vehicles Engine manufacturers 1,354,216 Vehicles exported in 2016 04 814,000 People employed across UK Auto Over 33.5 million Cars currently on UK roads 1,722,698 Cars built in 2016 , 93,924 2500 Commercial vehicles built in 2016 Suppliers 2,545,608 Engines built in 2016 05 UK AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT UK AUTOMOTIVE EMPLOYMENT 78,480 25,000 41,000 814,000 169,000 young people new jobs to be people employed people employed people directly began engineering created in automotive in UK motorsport – across UK employed in and manufacturing manufacturing to 25,000 are Automotive manufacturing apprenticeships build connected and engineers in 2015/6 autonomous vehicles (Motorsport Industry Association) (Semta) 06 UK AUTOMOTIVE: BACKGROUND UK AUTOMOTIVE: BACKGROUND AUTOMOTIVE: UK In 2015 the UK automotive manufacturing industry… Turned over Invested Exported products £4 billion worth £71.6 billion net capital £34.3 billion, accounting for Invested Added of the UK’s £2.25 billion £18.9 billion in 12% in R&D value to the UK economy total export goods 07 UK AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING UK AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING AUTOMOTIVE UK Top fives in production – 2016 Cars by brand Cars by model Commercial vehicles by brand Make Volume Model Volume Make Volume Jaguar Land Rover 544,401 Nissan Qashqai 309,893 Vauxhall 73,615 Nissan 507,444 Toyota Auris 144,674 Leyland Trucks 14,729 BMW 210,973 Nissan Juke 109,968 Alexander Dennis 2,228 Toyota 180,425 Land Rover Evoque 96,498 Land Rover 1,820 Honda 134,146 Land Rover Discovery Sport 89,004 Dennis Eagle 723 08 GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING GLOBAL AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING AUTOMOTIVE GLOBAL Top 15 global automotive manufacturers in 2016 Top 10 European automotive manufacturers in 2016 Commercial Commercial Rank Country Cars vehicles Total % change Rank Country Cars Vehicles Total % change 1 China 24,420,744 3,698,050 28,118,794 14.50% 1 Germany 5,746,808 315,754 6,062,562 0.50% 2 USA 3,934,357 8,263,780 12,198,137 0.80% 2 Spain 2,354,117 531,805 2,885,922 5.60% 3 Japan 7,873,886 1,330,704 9,204,590 -0.80% 3 France 1,626,000 456,000 2,082,000 5.60% 4 Germany 5,746,808 315,754 6,062,562 0.50% 4 UK 1,722,698 93,924 1,816,622 8.00% 5 India 3,677,605 811,360 4,488,965 7.90% 5 Czech Rep. 1,344,182 5,714 1,349,896 8.30% 6 South Korea 3,859,991 368,518 4,228,509 -7.20% 6 Italy 713,182 390,334 1,103,516 8.80% 7 Mexico 1,993,168 1,604,294 3,597,462 0.90% 7 Slovakia 1,040,000 0 1,040,000 0.10% 8 Spain 2,354,117 531,805 2,885,922 5.60% 8 Poland 554,600 127,237 681,837 3.20% 9 Canada 802,057 1,568,214 2,370,271 3.80% 9 Hungary 472,000 0 472,000 -4.70% 10 Brazil 1,778,464 377,892 2,156,356 -11.20% 10 Belgium 354,003 45,424 399,427 -2.40% 11 France 1,626,000 456,000 2,082,000 5.60% 12 Thailand 805,033 1,139,384 1,944,417 1.80% Source: OICA 2017 13 UK 1,722,698 93,924 1,816,622 8.00% *See page 12 for 2016 UK car manufacturing data 14 Turkey 950,888 535,039 1,485,927 9.40% 15 Czech Rep. 1,344,182 5,714 1,349,896 8.30% 09 UK CAR MANUFACTURING UK CAR MANUFACTURING CAR UK UK car manufacturing UK car production reached 2,000,000 its HIGHEST LEVEL in 1,500,000 17 years in 2016 1,000,000 UK car manufacturing – 2016 vs 2015 2016 2015 % Change 500,000 Total 1,722,698 1,587,677 8.5% Home 368,482 359,796 2.4% Export 1,354,216 1,227,881 10.3% RECORD HIGH 0 % export 78.8% 77.3% 1972 2009 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 10 UK CAR EXPORTS UK CAR EXPORTS 1.35m cars manufactured for export in 2016 8 out of 10 cars made in the UK are exported THE UK EXPORTS TO MORE THAN 160+ COUNTRIES WORLDWIDE TOP EXPORT DESTINATIONS FOR UK CARS Worldwide EU EU 56.0% JAPAN 1.9% Germany 8.6% The UK exports to markets worldwide US 14.5% CANADA 1.8% Italy 7.2% 160 CHINA 6.5% SOUTH KOREA 1.7% France 6.7% TURKEY 3.1% ISRAEL 1.1% Belgium 6.2% AUSTRALIA 2.5% RUSSIA 1% Spain 3.4% 11 UK AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING UK AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURING AUTOMOTIVE UK Key UK manufacturing sites Key Manufacturer Location Sector Model Alexander Falkirk and Bus and nviro bus range 1 Dennis Guildford coach E There are more than 2,500 Comet, DB9, DB11, automotive component providers 2 Aston Martin Gaydon Car Rapide, Vantage, Vanquish. in the UK Car and Bentayga, Continental 3 Bentley Crewe engine and Mulsanne 4 BMW Hams Hall Engine Engine range In 2016 UK automotive 5 Caterham Dartford Car Seven manufacturers produced 6 Cummins Darlington Engine Engine range 1,816,622 vehicles 7 Dennis Eagle Warwick CV N and W truck range Bus and 8 Euromotive Hythe coach Minibus range Bridgend and In 2016 engines 9 Ford Dagenham Engine Engine range 2,545,608 Car and were built in the UK 10 Honda Swindon engine Civic, CR-V and Jazz 12 11 Infiniti Sunderland Car Infiniti Q30 Castle Bromwich Engine range 12 Jaguar & Wolver- Car and Jaguar: F-Pace Land Rover hampton engine F-Type, XE, XJ and XF Land Rover: 1 Discovery, Discovery Jaguar Solihull and 13 Car Sport, Range Rover, Land Rover Halewood Range Rover Sport, and Evoque. John Dennis 14 Guildford Bus and Fire vehicles Coachbuilders coach DAF CF, LF and XF 11 15 Leyland Trucks Leyland CV 32 truck range 24 16 Lotus Norwich Car Elise, Evora and Exige 17 LTC Coventry CV TX Taxi 6 McLaren 540, 570, 650, 675 18 Automotive Woking Car and P1 26 Bus and Accessible coach 19 Mellor Rochdale coach range 20 MG Motors Longbridge Car MG3 and MG6 25 MINI 3-Door Hatch, 15 MINI 5-Door Hatch, 19 MINI Convertible, 12 21 MINI Oxford Car MINI Clubman, 29 22 MINI Coupé, 3 28 and MINI Roadster 13 ibus Bus and 22 Min Whaley Bridge Minibus range 11 Options coach 4 12 Aero, Aero Supersport, 16 Aero Coupe, 4/4, Plus 20 13 17 23 Morgan Malvern Car 4, Plus 8, Roadster, 4 7 Seater and 3 Wheeler 23 2 30 Car and Juke, LEAF, Note and 31 24 Nissan Sunderland engine Qashqai, Infiniti Q30 21 Bus and Solo, Tempo and Versa 25 Optare Leeds coach bus range 9 10 Cheetah, Elite, 9 Bus and Panther, Paragon 5 26 Plaxton Scarborough coach coach bodies and 18 Enviro bus range 1 14 Ghost, Phantom and 27 Rolls-Royce Goodwood Car 8 Wraith 27 Car and 28 Toyota Burnaston engine Auris and Avensis Car, CV and 29 Vauxhall Ellesmere Port bus and Astra coach 30 Vauxhall Luton CV Vivaro van Bus and 31 Warnerbus Dunstable coach Minibus range Bus and Bus range 32 Wrightbus Ballymena (NI) coach 14 CV AND ENGINE MANUFACTURING CV AND ENGINE MANUFACTURING UK Commercial Vehicle UK engine manufacturing volumes – 2016 manufacturing volumes: 0.5% 2,545,608 2013 to 2016 9.4% 10.1% engines built in 2016 10.4% 2014 70,869 7.9% 25.9% 2013 2016 88,110 2015 94,479 93,924 5.2% 30.7% UK Commercial Vehicle 2016 2015 % Change manufacturing Total 93,924 94,479 -0.6% – 2016 vs 2015 Home 39,102 47,300 -17.3% Bentley Ford (Bridgend) Honda Nissan Export 54,842 47,179 16.2% Jaguar % export 58.4% 49.9% BMW Ford (Dagenham) Land Rover Toyota 15 UK AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET UK AUTOMOTIVE AFTERMARKET AUTOMOTIVE UK The Importance of the Aftermarket to the UK Economy £12.2 billion £21.1 billion contribution to UK economy revenue of UK aermarket 345,600 jobs supported Services more than 30 million £695.39 vehicles a year average annual spend per car Source: Frost & Sullivan 16 UK AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN UK AUTOMOTIVE SUPPLY CHAIN SUPPLY AUTOMOTIVE UK 78,000 people employed in the UK supply chain 41% average UK content in British-built cars – up from 36% since 2011 £4bn of unfulfilled opportunities for domestic Tier 1 suppliers BODY PAINT POWERTRAIN ASSEMBLY 2,500+ automotive INSPECTION suppliers i n the UK £4.3bn added value generated by UK automotive suppliers each year 18 of t he world’s 20 b iggest automotive suppliers have a UK base 17 NEW CAR REGISTRATIONS REGISTRATIONS Annual New Car Registrations New car registrations
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