EV transition leaving UK auto industry behind


Struggling industry: An employee inspects a car at the Vauxhall vehicle production plant in Luton, England. EV sales have risen in recent months in the United Kingdom as manufacturers discount prices. — AP

LONDON: Tony Vitty hasn’t worked at the Vauxhall van plant in Luton, north of London, for years. And yet, the retired 74-year-old speaks about parent company Stellantis NV’s plans to shutter the site as if he were losing his own job.

“It’s devastating,” the former quality control manager said of the 1,100 workers now at risk.

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