The car industry in the EU generated in 2023. year added from 273 billion euros, and for a third of that amount was credited with exports, in the amount of a total of 91.6 billion euros.
Its value is increased in a nominal expression by as much as 74 percent compared to 2010. year and for seven percent more than in 2022, the statisticians calculated.
The largest buyer of the EU car was now with even a fifth share in the added value of the European car production for foreign markets.
The second place on the rankings took in 2023. Although from 2021. its share in creating the value in the EU’s car industry has been significantly reduced in 2023. Compared to the previous year and amounted to 16 percent. The United Kingdom occupied in 2023. year a third place with a share of 15 percent, Eurostat data showed.
Consumers from the EU brought the automotive industry in other countries in the world added value of 34.4 billion euros in 2023. years, statisticians have calculated.
The largest winner was the Japanese automotive industry, with a 14 percent share in the overall value added generated by the demand in the EU. Following the United Kingdom and China with shares of 13 and 12 percent.
The USD manufacturers found only in the seventh location of the scale, with a share in the total value generated by EU customers of only about six percent, according to Eurostat data.
Among the ten countries with the largest stakes, Serbia has been found to which the demand from the EU brought slightly less than two percent of the total value added.
The car industry in the EU employed in 2023. by Eurostat data, a total of 2.47 million workers.
Even 35 percent of them, or 851 thousand, worked on export jobs, calculated statisticians.
The largest share of employees in the automotive industry employees on the implementation of orders from EU countries was recorded in 2023. in Slovakia and the Czech Republic, of 18 and 12 percent, respectively.
Following Hungary and Romania, in which foreign demand supports nine and seven percent of jobs in the automotive sector. Nearby are also Germany, Poland and Sweden with a share of six percent.
The European average of four percent followed Austria and Slovenia, calculated statistics.
Far most workers in exports worked in 2023. years in the German automotive industry, 274 thousand.
(Vijesti.ba / Hina)
