The European Union's proposed 9 percent tariff on Tesla vehicles from China aims to protect European manufacturers while recognizing Tesla's lack of heavy subsidies enjoyed by competitors.
This tariff increase, which follows an ongoing investigation into Chinese automakers, seeks to create fair competition between European producers and heavily subsidized Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers.
Tariffs for other Chinese automakers range from 17 percent to 36.3 percent, highlighting the EU's strategy to level the playing field against unfair competition.
While the Biden administration's tariffs on Chinese EVs reached 100 percent, the EU's approach aims to balance trade relations with China while safeguarding European industries.
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