EU-China EV Tariff Tensions Mount Amid Global Trade Shifts
The European Union has increased tariffs on Chinese-built electric vehicles, with rates reaching up to 45.3% to counteract unfair subsidies. This move has sparked tensions between Europe and China, with Beijing retaliating and European automakers concerned about market share impacts and potential economic ramifications.
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Xpeng, Leapmotor and Zeekr chart double-digit growth, even as the effect EU tariffs will have on export plans looms.
American automakers need to be able to offer a compelling $20,000 EV that also competes on quality if the US doesn't want ...
The study commissioned by the Battery Materials & Technology Coalition (BMTC), a 4-year-old trade group of American ...
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After several years of swiping market share from foreign rivals in its domestic market, the world’s largest, China’s increasingly potent EV industry is ready to take the fight to Europe.
General Motors CEO Mary Barra says the EV race in China is largely driven by a pricing competition, with asking prices ...
After a year of investigations and talks, the EU will impose tariffs up to 35.3% on Chinese electric vehicles starting today, ...
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