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This transformation plays out differently across the world’s major manufacturing hubs.

• Europe remains a global automotive powerhouse, with the European Union producing over 11.4 million passenger cars in 2024. Germany leads with more than 4 million vehicles and €541.9 billion in industry revenue, while Spain ranks as Europe’s second largest producer, manufacturing 2.38 million vehicles a year across 18 plants.
• North America’s automotive industry is one of the most deeply integrated in the world, producing over 15 million vehicles in 2025 across the United States and Canada. Canada alone has attracted more than $46 billion CAD in new automotive manufacturing investment since 2020, most of it directed toward electrification and battery supply chains.
• Poland has become Europe’s undisputed battery manufacturing leader, home to the continent’s largest lithium ion battery factory, with a capacity of up to 115 GWh supplying major automotive brands across the region.

Wherever they operate, manufacturing, automotive and battery companies face the same core challenge: retooling decades old industrial assets for electrification and automation while securing the critical raw materials and skilled talent this transition demands. This is exactly where ABGi operates, helping companies across production, mobility and energy storage secure R&D tax credits and innovation funding for their transformation.