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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