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| Slovakia breaks record in car production, but future is electric |
| Bratislava, 19.01.2019 |
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| This year will be extremely demanding for the car industry in Slovakia.
While Slovakia continues breaking annual records in car production, it should not rest on laurels and instead tackle the challenges the automotive sector faces. These include global ones especially linked with legislation reducing emissions in new cars as well as local ones, including the lag in the production of electric cars.
“The results of the past year have turned out very well, which of course we are very glad about,” said Alexander Matušek, the president of the Slovak Automotive Industry Association (ZAP), at a press conference on January 10. “But one should realise that the automotive industry will face significant changes in the near future. This year will be extremely demanding.”
The challenges facing Slovakia’s automotive industry include, apart from pressure to produce cars with fewer emissions, a shortage of qualified labour, instability and the weak predictability of the business environment, low levels of R&D activities and insufficient development of cooperation between academia and industry, as well as the low level of mobility development on the basis of alternative propulsions and preparations for new forms of mobility.
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