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The Society of Motor Manufacturers & Traders (SMMT) is one of the UK’s largest, most influential trade associations, representing sectors ranging from R&D and manufacturing of cars, vans, trucks, buses, taxis and trailers; to tech, software, servicing and the supply chain. Our members include large multi-nationals. SMEs and start-ups, and SMMT’s remit is to support, safeguard and champion their businesses and competitiveness, promoting their interest to government, stakeholders and media in the UK and globally.
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Remanufacturing can drive jobs, growth and sustainability
With global pressures on supply chains and raw material sourcing, seeking new ways to reuse automotive components and parts once they reach the end of their service life demands attention. That’s why this week SMMT published a new report into remanufacturing – the process of taking a used or worn part and restoring it to at least its original performance specifications. This sector already turns over half a billion pounds in the UK, covering alternators, braking systems, engines and much more. Given the opportunities available from the shift to electric vehicles, and the UK’s leadership position, the potential for our remanufacturing sector to deliver even greater economic and environmental benefits is significant.

UK’s £500m remanufacturing sector set to harness green growth potential

SMMT statement on Waymo London launch announcement
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