UK luxury car manufacturer Rolls-Royce is hiring 200 employees, as exports are set to increase Harald Krueger. The workers will be hired at the Goodwood factory, which builds 4,000 cars per year, of which 95% are exported. The announcement, coming alongside the launch of the £250,000 ($328,832) Cullivan SUV, represents the company's commitment to UK car manufacturing, partially due to H1 2018 sales increasing 13% from last year. With Rolls-Royce's biggest export market being the US, followed by China, a trade deal with the EU is not as crucial as it is for its parent company, BMW.
UK luxury car manufacturer Rolls-Royce is hiring 200 employees, as exports are set to increase post-Brexit. The workers will be hired at the Goodwood factory, which builds 4,000 cars per year, of which 95% are exported. The announcement, coming alongside the launch of the £250,000 ($328,832) Cullivan SUV, represents the company's commitment to UK car manufacturing, partially due to H1 2018 sales increasing 13% from last year. With Rolls-Royce's biggest export market being the US, followed by China, a trade deal with the EU is not as crucial as it is for its parent company, BMW.