UK gets taste for China’s BEVs
📊Executive Summary
The UK has seen a significant increase in battery electric vehicle (BEV) sales, rising 44.5% in July 2026, with 9,750 units sold from Chinese manufacturers. This trend reflects a growing acceptance of Chinese EVs in the UK market, particularly as they are not subject to tariffs, unlike in the EU and US. However, concerns regarding security risks associated with Chinese EV technology are emerging, especially with impending US regulations requiring automakers to certify that their systems do not use Chinese-developed software. This situation presents both opportunities and risks for procurement teams in the automotive sector, particularly in sourcing strategies and compliance considerations....
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