The EU Commission has announced its intention to impose high preliminary tariffs on electric cars imported from China. The decision is based on the Commission's investigation, which found that the value chain for battery-powered electric vehicles in China benefits from unfair subsidies.
The tariffs, which could be as high as 38.1 percent, will only be imposed if no solution is reached with China by early July. The move aims to address the distortion of the European car market caused by massive state subsidies in China and ensure fair competition.
The decision has sparked concerns over potential trade conflicts and disruptions to the global automobile production and supply chain.
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