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Trade conflict: China reportedly urges car manufacturers to stop EU expansion plans

The Chinese government is apparently exerting pressure on its car manufacturers to stop their expansion in the EU due to the trade conflict with the European Union over electric cars. This is said to involve, for example, the search for possible European plants in order to avoid EU tariffs by investing in Europe.

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