China, Europe
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Europe’s EV Policy Toward China Might Backfire
The European Union has escalated its biggest commercial spat with China, imposing tariffs of up to 45% on imports of Chinese electric vehicles. It’s a misstep that one must hope will give way to mutually beneficial negotiation, not launch a trade war that leaves both sides worse off.
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European auto bosses criticized the EU's Chinese EV tariffs and emphasized the need to learn from China's rapid car ...
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