EU and China Clash Over Electric Vehicle Tariffs

European nations debate imposing tariffs on Chinese EVs as Beijing warns of retaliatory measures.

Germany opposes tariffs due to its significant automotive exports to China, while France supports them.
The European Commission's proposed tariffs aim to counteract Chinese subsidies, with provisional rates up to 37.6%.
China's potential retaliatory tariffs could target European goods like pork and brandy.
Negotiations between the EU and China are ongoing, with a four-month window to reach an agreement.
Other nations, including Canada and the US, are also considering measures against Chinese EV imports.