On June 12, it was reported that the EU plans to impose an additional tariff of up to 38.
1% on electric vehicles imported from China starting next month.
, The European Commission issued an announcement on June 12 stating that if a solution cannot be reached with China, the tariff increase will be implemented around July 4.
The European Commission said it will impose additional tariffs of 17.
4%, 20% and 38.
1% on BYD, Geely Automobile and SAIC Motor respectively.
A 21% tariff was imposed on other electric vehicle manufacturers that cooperated with the survey. a 38.1% tariff was imposed on all other electric vehicle manufacturers that did not cooperate with the survey.
, Tesla cars imported from China may be subject to a separate tax rate.
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, in response to this, BMW responded to the European Commission’s imposition of additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, saying that it would hinder the development of European car companies.
BMW China said that the BMW Group has noticed that the EU will announce a new tariff rate on Chinese electric vehicles in the near future.
BMW Group has a clear position on countervailing investigations.
BMW Group Chairman Ziptzer believes that the European Commission made a wrong decision to impose tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Earlier, German Chancellor Olaf.
Scholz publicly opposed the EU’s upcoming tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China.
If China takes countermeasures, it will have a big impact on German car companies such as Mercedes, Porsche and BMW.
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