Canada Tariffs
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Canada considering scrapping 100% tariff on Chinese EV imports, report says
The Ottawa government is reportedly considering scrapping the 100 percent tariff on Chinese EV imports, aligning with China on the EV issue.
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China to take countermeasures against Canada over EV tariffs
China plans to resort to the WTO dispute settlement mechanism against Canada's practices and will launch the world's first anti-discrimination investigation.
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Tesla asked Canada for lower tariff rate on its China-made EVs, report says
Tesla had approached Ottawa to lower tariffs on its cars ahead of Canada's announcement this week of a 100 percent tariff on China-made EVs, Reuters reported.
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Canada to impose 100% additional tariff on EVs from China
Canada will impose an additional 100 percent tariff on EVs made in China starting October 1, bringing the overall rate up to 106.1 percent.
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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.
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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.
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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.
