Policy

Canada launches 30-day consultation to consider tariffs on EVs imported from China

The only China-made EVs currently imported into Canada are from Tesla, and local Chinese branded EVs have yet to be sold in Canada.

Canada considers tariffs on Chinese EVs, to launch 30-day consultation on Jul 2

Currently, the only China-made EVs imported into Canada are Tesla vehicles produced at the Shanghai plant.

Europe's EV tariffs seen as minor speed bump for BYD

BYD received the lightest penalty in Europe's new set of auto tariffs, to the relief of investors, but the sector is already looking to Southeast Asia as a growth driver.

China, EU agree to consult on EV subsidy probe

China's Commerce Minister held a video talk with an executive vice president of the European Commission.

Canada prepares potential tariffs on Chinese EVs, report says

Canada is preparing potential new tariffs on China-made EVs to bring the country in line with actions by the US and the European Union, according to Bloomberg.

Nio's Firefly models will still be competitive in Europe even with extra tariffs, says William Li

In the long term, if local sales reach a certain level, say 100,000 units, local production should take place, Nio CEO William Li said.

Nio says its commitment to Europe remains unwavering despite protectionism

“In Europe, Nio's commitment to the EV market remains unwavering, and we will continue to serve our users and explore new opportunities within Europe despite protectionism,” Nio said.

EU to impose additional tariffs of up to 38.1% on Chinese EVs

BYD will be subject to an additional tariff of 17.4 percent, Geely 20 percent and SAIC 38.1 percent. Other BEV producers that cooperated in the EU investigation but were not sampled will pay a weighted average duty of 21 percent.

China voices opposition as EU reportedly to impose extra tariffs on Chinese EVs

The European Commission is about to notify carmakers that it will temporarily impose additional tariffs of up to 25 percent on imported Chinese EVs from next month, according to the Financial Times.