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Jun
10:15
EU trims proposed tariffs on China-made EVs: report
The European Commission has reportedly trimmed the proposed tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China after receiving information from carmakers.
Citing an unnamed source familiar with the matter, Bloomberg reported that the new provisional rate for those who didn’t cooperate is now 37.6%, from the previous 38.1%. The EU has said SAIC, the parent company of MG Motor, was among the companies subject to the highest tariff, on top of the existing 10% du…
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