The scheme shows the impact of the coronavirus / COVID-19 crisis on the production of motor vehicles for each of the 27 EU member states plus the UK.
Production impact, by country
Status on: 04/05/2020
- EU-wide production losses due to factory shutdowns amount to at least 2,317,369 motor vehicles so far.
- This figure includes passenger cars, trucks, vans, buses and coaches.
- The average shutdown duration is 29 working days at the moment.
- Production losses are obviously set to increase if shutdowns are extended or additional plants are brought to a halt.
Disclaimer
- This is by far the most comprehensive EU-wide overview currently available, combining all known information and available sources.
- The data is aggregated by ACEA and updated on a weekly basis using multiple sources, including IHS Markit, MarkLines, national automobile manufacturers’ associations and (public) announcements by manufacturers.
- Nevertheless, it is important to stress that ACEA fully acknowledges that this overview is non-exhaustive, it merely serves as a tool to show the EU-wide impact of the crisis.
Country |
Production lost | Downtime (working days) |
Austria | 26,480 | 30 |
Belgium | 33,360 | 25 |
Croatia | – | 29 |
Czech Republic | 151,598 | 28 |
Finland | 16,327 | 33 |
France | 257,802 | 33 |
Germany | 605,722 | 29 |
Hungary | 51,552 | 22 |
Italy | 123,000 | 33 |
Netherlands | 30,819 | 25 |
Poland | 86,098 | 31 |
Portugal | 41,485 | 34 |
Romania | 68,673 | 31 |
Slovakia | 114,632 | 24 |
Slovenia | 19,399 | 27 |
Spain | 436,324 | 33 |
Sweden | 23,304 | 15 |
United Kingdom | 230,794 | 36 |
TOTAL (EU + UK) | 2,317,369 | 29 |
Source:ACEA – European Automobile Manufacturers Association
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