Welcomes the trade deal with India, reducing tariffs from 100% to 10%, which could lead to 22,000 high-end cars being sold into the Indian market. The Government will continue discussions about challenges in the automotive sector and aims to support companies like JLR and their supply chains. We are determined to help the automotive industry weather the storm through regular consultations with affected sectors and by launching initiatives such as the zero emission vehicle mandate consultation. The Government has increased flexibilities within the mandate until 2030 to ease the transition towards electric vehicles, allowing hybrid cars to be sold until 2035, and exempting supercar brands from the phase-out date in 2030. Additionally, the current statistic shows that there are now 76,500 public charging points with a target of 300,000 by the end of this Parliament. The Government is also working on the US trade deal to reduce tariffs and has committed over £2 billion in research and development funding until 2030 for zero emission vehicle manufacturing and supply chains. Acknowledges Members' points about tariffs, energy costs, and the ZEV mandate; commits to supporting the automotive sector through the industrial strategy and spending review, emphasizing plans for increasing demand and removing barriers.