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Tesla, BMW, and several Chinese automakers are acting against the EU’s imposition of tariffs that harm their global business. By Stewart Burnett

Tesla stock dropped in the DeepSeek sell off, but nothing like Nvidia stock. Deutsche Bank, however, believes investors should consider what Chinese AI means for self-driving cars too.

Both BMW and Tesla have been hit with tariffs by the EU on imports of electric vehicles made in China, along with other Chinese manufacturers such as BYD and SAIC.

Chinese car brands have struggled to gain a foothold in Europe.

Tesla and BMW have joined Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers in challenging the European Union's

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Li is the first woman to win this award and this is the first time a Chinese manufacturer has won at the World Car Awards.

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Tesla and BMW Join Chinese Challenge to EU Tariffs

When Tesla reports results Wednesday, they will likely including thinner profit margins and the first drop in annual car sales in its history. But that doesn’t seem to bother a large swaths of its investors, who seem more excited about CEO Elon Musk’s bromance with President Donald Trump than they are by troubling fundamentals.