EU to Impose Tariffs on Chinese Electric Vehicles to Protect Domestic Industry

The European Union aims to counter Chinese EV imports sold at lower prices due to government subsidies, sparking concerns over the future of Europe's automotive sector.

• Tariffs on Chinese EVs are expected to rise from 10% to between 20% and 25%.
• European manufacturers struggle to compete with lower-cost Chinese EVs, such as BYD's $9,600 Seagull.
• The EU's move could provoke retaliatory measures from China, affecting European car exports.
• Industry leaders are divided on the effectiveness of tariffs, with some warning of broader economic impacts.
• Chinese automakers remain committed to the European market despite the looming tariffs.

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