Could minimum import prices shake up EU BEV tariffs?
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Do minimum import prices signal the end of EU tariffs for automotive imports? What is the potential impact on regional competition? Plus, which new small models are making waves in the European battery-electric vehicle (BEV) market? Autovista24 journalist Tom Hooker investigates in The Automotive Update podcast.
In this week’s episode, the EU and China appear to have made a breakthrough in trade negotiations. But what exactly are the pieces of this complex jigsaw? Could it shake up tariffs on BEVs entering the bloc? Also, a wider look at the European EV market, featuring the rise of two all-electric vehicles.
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