European Automotive Output by Country

In 2024, Slovakia leads European automotive output with a 13.6% share, followed by the Czech Republic at 10.2% and Hungary at 9%. Notably, Slovakia and the Czech Republic showed declines of -1.54% and -1.85%, respectively, from the previous year, while Liechtenstein's output surged by 8.48%, indicating a significant increase. Germany, holding a 7.4% share, saw a minor decline of -0.27%. Other notable changes include Macedonia with a 4.45% increase and Romania with a substantial -7.16% decrease. Portugal and Bulgaria's outputs grew by 2.95% and 6.3%, respectively. Iceland and Ireland faced steep declines, especially Iceland at -100% and Ireland at -12.94%.

Future trends to watch include the increasing output from smaller nations like Liechtenstein and Macedonia. Technological advancements, shifts in manufacturing locations, and economic conditions will also shape Europe's automotive landscape. Additionally, sustainability concerns and electric vehicle production are likely to become significant factors influencing the automotive output by country.