Europe pushes ahead with China EV tariffs despite Germany’s objection
Germany had hoped to rally more nations to vote against the tariffs, but it was always going to be a high bar, requiring 15 countries and 65% of the EU population to overturn the previous vote. As of this week, it became apparent that Germany was never going to get there.
The European Union voted on Friday to impose higher tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China, risking tensions with ...
In contrast, Volkswagen and other European brands that produce cars in China may get around 21 percent. One way for Chinese ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban warned on Friday that the European Union was headed for an "economic cold war" with ...
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“They invest much more, they are much more in advance,” he said, adding that looking at gross domestic product (GDP) per ...
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