That's easy. they're still making them for the smaller cars that are still selling well.
Here's what was written in that article:
"European car manufacturers' biggest problem is the EU, UK and Welsh Governments' manic policy to ban diesel and petrol engines within 20 years," he said.
The automotive industry is facing turbulent times - pressures include the drive for electric vehicles and a drop in car sales in the UK."
It's the same with Nissan. The press tried to spin a story that they wouldn't built the new model in Sunderland because of Brexit uncertainty, but it was simply that they couldn't sell that model in Europe anymore because nobody wanted it.