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The Chinese mainland and the EU are still negotiating over anti-subsidy measures on Chinese electric vehicles, with progress stalled despite multiple negotiation rounds and China’s invitation for further discussions.
China has requested WTO consultations with TĂĽrkiye over the country’s new 40% tariffs on imported electric vehicles, calling the move discriminatory and protectionist.
China announces anti-discrimination and anti-dumping probes into Canada’s new tariffs on electric vehicles, steel, aluminum, and rapeseed, citing unfair competition and increasing imports.
China’s Ministry of Commerce criticizes the EU’s proposed tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, calling them unfair and harmful to global automotive supply chains.
China’s Ministry of Commerce urges the EU to recognize facts amid disputes over electric vehicle tariffs, emphasizing mutual development and opposing protectionism.
China criticizes the EU for its extensive demands in the anti-subsidy probe into Chinese electric vehicles, labeling the investigation as overreaching and unjust.
China’s Ministry of Commerce denies the EU’s anti-subsidy probe on Chinese-made electric vehicles is based on factual or legal grounds, amid new tariffs set to take effect in July.
China has filed a complaint with the World Trade Organization over U.S. NEV subsidies, seeking fair competition and protection for its electric vehicle industry.