Chinese manufacturers have a plan B in place to evade European surcharges

this European bamboo shoots The definition of electric cars “Made in China” is becoming clearer. Chinese and even Western manufacturers producing cars in China have been preparing for this for months. It is time to develop a strategy to circumvent tariffs to protect the European automotive industry.

Since the European Commission launched an “anti-subsidy” investigation a year ago to reveal state aid from which they may have benefited, Chinese companies have been throwing their pawns in. Currently, only a few companies sell their electric models in Europe, and few of them are anonymous. In fact, if they have a great interest in the European market, everyone is looking forward to patient conquest.

With 5.7 million vehicles sold in the EU in the first half of this year (all engines combined), SAIC is the leading Chinese company in Europe