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AThe growing popularity of electric vehicles is changing what car factories actually need to build, since an electric motor and battery pack require very different parts and skills compared to a traditional engine with hundreds of moving pieces.
BFactories that have built engines for decades now face a difficult choice: retrain existing workers for battery and motor assembly, or risk losing business to competitors who adapt their factories faster to the new technology.
CSome parts suppliers that specialised in engine components, like fuel injectors or exhaust systems, are seeing demand shrink steadily, forcing them to either develop new products for electric vehicles or gradually shrink their business.
DIndustry groups predict this shift will continue for years rather than happen suddenly, giving factories and suppliers time to adapt, though the pressure to retrain workers and redesign production lines is already being felt across the industry.