Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

EU could impose retroactive tariffs on Chinese EVs

According to media reports, the European Commission has gathered sufficient evidence to support its claim that China subsidises its carmakers, distorting the automotive market in Europe. It will begin registering Chinese EVs in the coming days and could impose provisional tariffs as early as July.

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