Loading the video EuroVerify Video. Fact check: Is Europe's car industry in crisis? Copy/paste the link below: Copy Copy/paste the article video embed link below: Copy Updated: 14 October 2024 - 10:22 GMT+2 The plight of Europe’s automotive sector — and its impact on the economy and jobs — has become a hot political topic. Read full article Top stories Now playing Next Fact check: Is Europe's car industry in crisis? Now playing Next Misleading claims about EU COVID vaccine approval persist online Now playing Next West Bank: Palestinians harvest olives under Israeli military restrictions Now playing Next Latest news bulletin | November 5th, 2026 – Evening Now playing Next Spain: Zelensky urges Latin America to help repair Ukraine's power grid Now playing Next Comedian Russell Brand found guilty of rape and three sexual assaults Now playing Next Greece: Students march in Athens demanding more education funding Now playing Next 'Too early' to say if Europe flight bomb threats linked, EU says Now playing Next US midterms: What Trump's defeat means for Europe and global markets Now playing Next Nine European cities ranked among the world's safest for travellers Now playing Next 2026 US midterm elections: Real-time results in maps and charts Now playing Next Food prices in Europe: Where are grocery costs rising fastest? Now playing Next World Investment Forum in Doha examines what attracts investment and what holds it back Now playing Next Italian PM slams EU’s fragmented approach to Ukraine peace talks Now playing Next France: Up to 55,000 march in Lyon amid clashes and tear gas Now playing Next More flights, fewer emissions: this country’s aviation challenge More videos
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