EU vote on Chinese EV tariffs inconclusive, leaving EU Commission to decide, EU sources says
European Union countries failed to vote clearly in favour or against tariffs of up to 45 per cent on Chinese electric vehicles, leaving the European Commission to decide what to do, EU sources said on Friday.
There has been great news for companies based in China, and the EV and renewable energy sector reacted strongly this week.
Come November you will notice another brand appearing beside Jeep in some Australian dealerships... Leapmotor. So where have ...
Beijing has begun to walk away from the EV project and so also its dreams of global dominance. Local governments are fighting ...
Macquarie downgrades Li Auto due to lack of positive catalysts, while raising price targets for BYD and NIO. Li Auto risks ...
Five out of China’s six biggest EV makers posted record sales in September. Fueled by discounts and promotions, the Chinese ...
European Union countries failed to vote clearly in favour or against tariffs of up to 45% on Chinese electric vehicles, ...
A driver who owns a BYD car, a Chinese brand of electric vehicle, has claimed that the software can listen to his ...
Shares of Chinese electric-vehicle makers rose sharply in Hong Kong, driven by strong September sales figures that were boosted by peak-season demand and government support. Li Auto led the gains in ...
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