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After an investigation that began last fall, the European Union has raised tariffs on electric cars imported from China.

The EU announced on Wednesday that it would impose additional duties of up to 38.1% on imported electric vehicles from China.

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The German car industry association VDA and senior government ministers criticised the EU’s preliminary tariffs on China-made electric cars announced today (12 June), which will also hit European companies producing in China, such as BMW and Dacia.

The tariffs are aimed at countering the alleged state support handed to China’s car manufacturing industry

Tesla Inc has asked the European Union (EU) to subject its electric vehicles (EVs) to a lower tariff rate than other manufacturers shipping cars into the bloc from China, arguing that it’s benefitted from less substantial state support.

Chinese EV imports won’t be hurt much by higher EU tariffs, but might harm sales of cheaper vehicles required to create a mass market.

The European Union's anti-dumping investigations against Chinese electric car manufacturers are a manifestation of protectionism and a pretext for imposing additional tariffs, Azernews reports.

Tesla Inc. has asked the European Union to subject its electric vehicles to a lower tariff rate than other manufacturers shipping cars into the bloc from China, arguing that it’s benefitted from less substantial state support.