Britain's Labour government plans to consult on auto manufacturers' sales targets for electric vehicles after Stellantis announced the closure of its Luton van factory, risking 1,100 jobs. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds highlighted that Stellantis' issues are not isolated, and the government aims to prevent the closure. The UK's stringent zero-emission vehicle mandate requires a significant percentage of sales to be electric, leading to challenges for manufacturers amid weak global demand and high costs. The government will review the mandate and engage with the industry on future regulations. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)