News Analysis: EV dispute reflects new challenge for China-EU trade ties
The EU is seeking its own optimal outcome by imposing more duties on Chinese-made EVs. However, its voting on Oct. 4 showed that the decision is far from being unanimous, as 12 member states abstained and five voted against the increased tariffs, including auto powerhouse Germany.
China "does not recognize nor accept" the EU's final ruling on the anti-subsidy investigation into China-made electric ...
The European Commission said it had dismissed minimum price offers from EV makers in China a month ago as part of an anti-subsidy investigation ... in Europe and the United States, according ...
The German government on Wednesday urged the European Union and China to reach a compromise a day after Brussels announced ...
Conor Mulvihill, Director of DII urged the EU Commission to work quickly to resolve the dispute ... of anti-subsidy duties on Chinese electric vehicles,” a spokesperson at China’s Commerce ...
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