Brussels is exploring an unconventional strategy to boost Europe’s struggling electric vehicle industry amid fierce global competition. Officials are reportedly considering a plan to subsidize the purchase of Chinese-made EVs, despite ongoing trade tensions and concerns over market fairness. The move aims to make electric vehicles more affordable for consumers while addressing supply chain vulnerabilities. Analysts warn the proposal could deepen divisions within the EU over industrial policy and reliance on foreign manufacturers.
Brussels' curious cure for lack of EV competitiveness China Daily
