China files complaint with WTO against EU’s extra tariffs on its electric vehicles
China has filed a complaint at the World Trade Organisation (WTO) against the European Union after extra tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EV) came into force on Wednesday. China’s commerce ministry said it did not accept the EU’s decision, which followed an investigation into Beijing’s subsidies for its EV industry.
Volkswagen is mulling the closure of factories in Germany for the first time to cut costs, while rivals BMW and Mercedes-Benz ...
Commerce ministry says it hopes the bloc will ‘work with China’ to find resolution, despite European Union’s decision to ...
JSW MG Motor India says it has obtained all necessary clearances required to complete the transaction and hopes that the government will approve its request. The company emphasised that support from t ...
General Motors CEO Mary Barra says the EV race in China is largely driven by a pricing competition, with asking prices ...
The European Union is imposing duties on imports of electric vehicles from China starting Wednesday after talks between ...
China Evergrande New Energy Vehicle said on Friday that its potential sellers have decided to cease talks for a stake sale in ...
Two House races featuring EVs are likewise considered too close to call. One is Michigan’s 7th District, which represents Ann ...
Chinese central-government agencies will increase new EV purchases to make up no less than 30% of purchases annually.
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