European sales of Chinese-made hybrid vehicles have surged dramatically, raising concerns in Brussels over market dominance and potential trade imbalances. The rapid growth of these imports has prompted officials to scrutinize the impact on local automakers and supply chains. Questions are being raised about whether the EU’s green energy transition could be undermined by foreign competition in the electric and hybrid sector. Industry analysts warn that without intervention, the shift could reshape Europe’s automotive landscape in unexpected ways.
Alarm bells sound in Brussels as EU sales of Chinese hybrid cars rocket The Guardian
