B.2 The company Future Motors, based in Spain, is a start-up that manufactures vehicles or part of vehicles and whose products are enormously appreciated and valued by customers. Future Motors already exports its innovative, well-fabricated, and designed products to different countries, including Germany, France, and Italy.

However, Germany has recently introduced new legal provisions to limit the use of new powerful vehicles that are not considered efficient. Germany measures impose that these vehicles cannot be driven in Germany during the weekend and every day from 10 am to 6 pm.

As an effect, the trade of the cars sold by Future Motors in Germany is consistently reduced by around 80%. Future Motors is interested to know if the rules adopted by the German authorities can be challenged based on the EU Law.

Moreover, Future Motors is assessing to expand its business, and the UK could be an important export market based on the consultancy received. Hence, Future Motors' managers are interested in exporting their vehicles in the UK, and are seeking your advice on how the Trade and Cooperation Agreement may assist them.

Provide legal advice to Future Motors:

1. on the compatibility of these measures adopted by Germany with the EU Law
2. about the main legal rules governing the export of vehicles in the UK in the light of the Trade and Cooperation Agreement.