Faurecia Emissions Control Technologies Netherlands B.V.

Location

Limburg

Founded

2007-07-05

Website

https://www.faurecia.com

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2025-04-21 (luxonomy.net)

Report: Where and how European luxury cars are manufactured |

After the huge scandal that uncovers the manufacture of fashion and luxury accessories in China, labeled as "Made in Europe", we analyze in depth the European luxury cars sector. European luxury cars are the result of highly complex global supply chains. Brands such as Mercedes-Benz, BMW, Audi, Porsche, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Bentley or Rolls-Royce assemble their vehicles in Europe, but depend on a worldwide network of specialized suppliers and factories. In this report we investigate where its most important components are manufactured, which countries dominate the supply chain, who are the key suppliers and how brands are adapting their strategies to Asia's dependence. We also analyze where final assembly plants are located, as well as the initiatives for relocation, traceability and sustainability, and future trends (electrification, automation, new materials) in the manufacture of high -end components.