The line chart illustrates how many cars were and will be produced in China, the UK, Japan, and the USA from 2020 to 2035.
Overall, the number of cars manufactured in China is forecast to have an upward trend, while the opposite is true for the UK, Japan, and the USA. Throughout the period, Japan is believed to make the most cars, except for the year 2035.
Japan took the lead in the car industry among four countries while China started with the lowest figure for cars. In detail, about 350,000 cars was produced in Japan in 2020, after which it is expected to go up slightly to about 370,000 cars five years later, then it will plummet to just 100,000 in 2035. In contrast, China made about 100,000 cars in the first years of the period, followed by a gradual rise to about 150,000 cars after 15 years, exceeding that of Japan.
The UK and the USA will both experience a downward trend in the figure for cars, but to varying extent. Specifically, beginning with 300 thousand cars made in 2020, the USA is predicted to cut down on the number of cars manufactured 15 years later, at just 10,000 cars. Similarly, the car industry in Britain produced just 200,000 cars, with a prediction of a moderate decrease to about 20 thousand cars over a 15-year period.