Meet the Buyer took place on 05 April 2011 at the Heritage Motor Centre in Gaydon. Over 200 scheduled one-to-one meetings took place between ten OEM and Tier companies and over 80 UK based suppliers looking to win new business. An introductory presentation outlining aims and progress was given by Ian Harnett, JLR and can be downloaded here:
SMMT Open Forum for CVs, Buses, Coaches and Suppliers
SMMT’s Open Forum event on 30 March 2011 at the NEC, Birmingham, included presentations on technical issues, supply chain issues, manufacturing outlook and a panel discussion all with a focus on commercial vehicles (including trailers and buses) and their suppliers. You can download the following presentations from the event:
Over 120 people attended SMMT’s free Open Forum event on 15 March 2011 at Warwick University, which provided a full programme of speakers from across the industry. According to feedback, presentations were very insightful, providing good and honest advice.
Themes focused on the views of vehicle manufacturers’ and examined key issues relating to the UK’s automotive supply chain, automotive manufacturing and 2011 priorities for the Automotive Council. Richard Parry-Jones, Co-Chair of the Council was among the leading speakers at the event.
The sessions took place in January 2011 and were aimed multi-stage build converters and body builders, presentations took place from Euromotive, VCA, VOSA and SMMT.
SMMT has published its ninth CO2 report which shows that CO2 emissions from new cars fell by their biggest ever margin in 2009. The average model now emits just 149.5g/km – 5.4% less than the 2008 figure and down 21.2% on the 189.8g/km base level in 1997.
New Car CO2 Report Summary (March 2010)
SMMT has published its ninth CO2 report which shows that CO2 emissions from new cars fell by their biggest ever margin in 2009. The average model now emits just 149.5g/km – 5.4% less than the 2008 figure and down 21.2% on the 189.8g/km base level in 1997. A summary of the New car CO2 report is available for download.
2009
Sustainability report tables and charts (October 2009) The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders’ tenth annual sustainability report shows vehicle manufacturers continue to make significant reductions in the environmental impact of their products, throughout the whole life cycle of the vehicle. All the charts and tables from the report are available for members to download.
Carbon Reduction Commitment (June 2009) SMMT has made available a presentation providing an overview of the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), and includes the timeline of the scheme, key industry concerns and SMMT action on the issue. The presentation is available for download.
New car CO2 report tables and charts (March 2009) SMMT has published its eighth new car CO2 report which shows that CO2 emissions from new cars fell by their biggest ever margin in 2008. The average model now emits just 158.0g/km – 4.2% less than the 2007 figure and 16.8% down on the 189.8g/km base level in 1997. All the charts and tables from the report are available for members to download.
Presentations archive
This area contains the tables and charts from SMMT’s industry reports and presentations from events that members may find useful.
2011
Meet the Buyer took place on 05 April 2011 at the Heritage Motor Centre in Gaydon. Over 200 scheduled one-to-one meetings took place between ten OEM and Tier companies and over 80 UK based suppliers looking to win new business. An introductory presentation outlining aims and progress was given by Ian Harnett, JLR and can be downloaded here:
Meet the Buyer Introduction (Ian Harnett)
SMMT’s Open Forum event on 30 March 2011 at the NEC, Birmingham, included presentations on technical issues, supply chain issues, manufacturing outlook and a panel discussion all with a focus on commercial vehicles (including trailers and buses) and their suppliers. You can download the following presentations from the event:
European Light Commercial Vehicle Production Outlook (Ian Henry)
Commercial Vehicle and Off-highway Low Carbon Technology Roadmap (Neville Jackson)
The future for UK bodybuilding (Robin Dickeson)
Over 120 people attended SMMT’s free Open Forum event on 15 March 2011 at Warwick University, which provided a full programme of speakers from across the industry. According to feedback, presentations were very insightful, providing good and honest advice.
Themes focused on the views of vehicle manufacturers’ and examined key issues relating to the UK’s automotive supply chain, automotive manufacturing and 2011 priorities for the Automotive Council. Richard Parry-Jones, Co-Chair of the Council was among the leading speakers at the event.
15 March presentations (first half, including AutoAnalysis’ Ian Henry – 8MB)
15 March presentations (second half, vehicle manufacturers only -16MB)
The sessions took place in January 2011 and were aimed multi-stage build converters and body builders, presentations took place from Euromotive, VCA, VOSA and SMMT.
Multi Stage Vehicle Approval slides
2010
SMMT has published its ninth CO2 report which shows that CO2 emissions from new cars fell by their biggest ever margin in 2009. The average model now emits just 149.5g/km – 5.4% less than the 2008 figure and down 21.2% on the 189.8g/km base level in 1997.
New Car CO2 Report Summary (March 2010)
SMMT has published its ninth CO2 report which shows that CO2 emissions from new cars fell by their biggest ever margin in 2009. The average model now emits just 149.5g/km – 5.4% less than the 2008 figure and down 21.2% on the 189.8g/km base level in 1997. A summary of the New car CO2 report is available for download.
2009
Sustainability report tables and charts (October 2009)
The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders’ tenth annual sustainability report shows vehicle manufacturers continue to make significant reductions in the environmental impact of their products, throughout the whole life cycle of the vehicle. All the charts and tables from the report are available for members to download.
Carbon Reduction Commitment (June 2009)
SMMT has made available a presentation providing an overview of the Carbon Reduction Commitment (CRC), and includes the timeline of the scheme, key industry concerns and SMMT action on the issue. The presentation is available for download.
New Car CO2 Report Summary (March 2009)
A summary of the New Car CO2 Report is available for download.
New car CO2 report tables and charts (March 2009)
SMMT has published its eighth new car CO2 report which shows that CO2 emissions from new cars fell by their biggest ever margin in 2008. The average model now emits just 158.0g/km – 4.2% less than the 2007 figure and 16.8% down on the 189.8g/km base level in 1997. All the charts and tables from the report are available for members to download.