Europe pushes ahead with China EV tariffs despite Germany’s objection
Germany had hoped to rally more nations to vote against the tariffs, but it was always going to be a high bar, requiring 15 countries and 65% of the EU population to overturn the previous vote. As of this week, it became apparent that Germany was never going to get there.
EUROPE’S second-largest carmaker, has halted production of an iconic model as its EV lineup faces ‘deep trouble’. An initial manufacturing break at Stellantis has now been ...
Brian Gu, Xpeng’s co-president, argued Wednesday that fierce local competition, not state support, explains China’s EV ...
Registrations of new EVs in Europe fell by 44% in August from the previous year, according to the European Automobile ...
The European Commission's decision to press ahead with tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles threatens to undermine ...
China’s non-market tactics to stifle EV competition and circumvent tariffs are restricting the development of European and ...
It is an ill-kept secret of American politics that most of the big labor unions in the country have long been client ...
Beijing has begun to walk away from the EV project and so also its dreams of global dominance. Local governments are fighting ...
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