Germany's Economy Minister, Robert Habeck, is pushing for a diplomatic solution to the escalating trade tensions between the European Union and China over electric vehicle (EV) tariffs. The dispute centers on the EU's plans to impose tariffs on EVs imported from China, a move that has raised concerns about a potential trade war. Habeck, after meeting with Chinese Commerce Minister Wang Wentao, emphasized the importance of avoiding a damaging trade conflict. He highlighted the need for a political resolution to protect the interests of both regions and ensure the continued growth of the EV industry. The situation underscores the broader challenges of balancing trade and environmental goals in the global shift towards electric mobility.
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Germany’s Habeck Says Trade Conflict With China Must Be Averted
(Bloomberg) -- German Economy Minister Robert Habeck urged the European Union and China to find a political solution in a dispute... tariffs on EVs imported from China on Sept. 25, people familiar with the plan told Bloomberg last week. Germany has...
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EU, China Must Avoid EV Trade War: German Vice Chancellor
The European Union and China must avoid a damaging trade war over electric cars at all costs, German vice chancellor Robert Habeck said Tuesday, as tensions mount over planned EU tariffs on Chinese EVs.
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EU tariffs on Chinese EVs raise trade war concerns
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FRANKFURT - The EU has ignored fresh proposals from Chinese automakers aimed at resolving the dispute... rapidly growing EV industry. He warned that protectionism and tariffs are misguided strategies and would result in losses for Germany and the EU.
