EU Support Is Enough to Impose Chinese EV Tariffs, Sources Say
BRUSSELS (Reuters) -France, Greece, Italy and Poland will vote on Friday for tariffs of up to 45% on imports of electric vehicles (EVs) made in China, sources said, enough to get the European Union proposal passed in a move likely to increase trade tensions with Beijing.
D-Day looms for China's exporters as EU moves towards October 4 vote on EV tariffs
October 4 is a date that cannot come soon enough for European Union bureaucrats, but one the Chinese government desperately wants to avert. This coming Friday, the EU's 27 member states are slated to hold a crucial vote on whether to sign punitive tariffs of up to 35.
Although China’s green energy transition and associated economic opportunities are receiving spotlight attention, global ...
China’s non-market tactics to stifle EV competition and circumvent tariffs are restricting the development of European and ...
French President Emmanuel Macron reaffirmed his support for EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, during a visit to Berlin ...
Tesla removed the base-version Model 3 RWD from its US website because of its reliance on Chinese LFP cells, raising the ...
NaaS Technology Inc. (Nasdaq: NAAS) ("NaaS" or the "Company"), the first U.S. listed EV charging service company in China, ...
In China, EV sales slipped 8% in September but are still up 17% year-to-date. Volvo launched the EX30 in China in May, starting at roughly $28,000 (200,800 yuan). It also launched its first luxury ...
Chinese EV companies are pushing Volkswagen out of the market, adding to their global struggles. Declining Sales: VW is ...
Chinese EV makers Zeekr, Xpeng, and Li Auto announced record deliveries for September, intensifying competition for Tesla in ...
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