EU Tariffs
EU to lower proposed tariffs on EVs from China, report says
The European Union is set to make small reductions in the proposed additional tariff rates on EVs from China, with Tesla facing a reduction from 9 percent to just under 8 percent, according to Bloomberg.
VW's Cupra brand warns its China-made EV model would be 'wiped out' by EU tariffs
"The intention was to protect the European car industry but for us, it's having the opposite effect .... We need to find a solution," Cupra's CEO said.
EU unveils new proposed tariffs for EVs from China, 9% for Tesla
BYD, Geely, and SAIC all face slightly lower tariff rates than previously, while Tesla's 9 percent is well below the 20.8 percent indicated last month.
US delays start of new tariffs on imports from China including EVs
The USTR expects its final ruling to be issued in August, and the new tariffs, which had been planned to take effect on August 1, will go into effect about two weeks after the publication of the final determination.
EU holds hearing on additional tariffs at SAIC's request
SAIC said in the hearing that the European Commission's anti-subsidy investigation involves commercially sensitive information and that there were errors in the determination of subsidies.
SAIC demands EU hearing on additional tariffs
SAIC says it will raise further defenses due to unreasonable and erroneous aspects of the European Commission's anti-subsidy investigation.
Tesla Shanghai plant received EU inspectors, which could lead to lower duty, report says
Such an inspection could lead to Tesla receiving a lower duty than the average of 21 percent, as only individually verified producers receive their own duty, Politico said.
Nio, Xpeng respond to additional EU tariffs
Nio said it maintains the pricing of its current models in European markets at this stage. Xpeng said it is actively assessing the feasibility of establishing local manufacturing capabilities in Europe.
EU to impose additional tariffs on China EVs from Jul 5, rates reduced slightly from previously announced
The EU's provisional tariffs will apply from July 5 for a maximum period of four months. Within this timeframe, a final decision on the definitive tariffs must be made through a vote by EU member states.
EU makes minor cut in tariff rates to be imposed on Chinese EVs, report says
Well, that's better than nothing.