BMW said Tuesday that it plans to shutdown its Mini factory in England for a month of maintenance starting April 1, over Brexit-related concerns.
The German multinational automaker is unsure about whether or not the UK would exit the European Union with a trade deal, and therefore wants to hold off production in its Oxford factory immediately after Brexit.
News of BMW’s decision comes just a day after Jaguar Land Rover announced that it will reduce the number of work days from five to three a week until Christmas for its 1,000 workers due to uncertainty over Brexit.