Honda and Toyota express concerns over the EU's 'Made in Europe' plan. The initiative, designed to boost local industry, could impact the availability and cost of Japanese vehicles in Europe.

The European Union's 'Made in Europe' plan aims to bolster local industries by potentially limiting the influx of cheaper goods, particularly from China. This initiative could affect the European automotive market, potentially influencing the availability of certain Japanese car models for travelers and residents alike.

For travelers planning to rent or purchase a vehicle in Europe, this could translate to fewer choices or higher prices for Japanese brands like Honda and Toyota. The plan's impact on supply chains and import costs remains to be seen, but it's worth monitoring if you're considering a Japan-made car during your European travels.

While the long-term effects are still uncertain, keep an eye on how this EU policy develops, especially if you frequently travel to or within Europe and rely on Japanese vehicles.