China has urged the European Union to limit exports of hybrid electric vehicles, raising concerns over market competition and potential trade imbalances. The request comes amid growing tensions between the two regions over industrial policies and green technology dominance. Analysts suggest the move reflects Beijing’s efforts to protect its domestic automotive sector while pushing for fairer trade terms. The EU’s response could shape future regulations on electric vehicle imports and influence global clean energy markets.
China asked to curb hybrid electric vehicle exports to the EU Benchmark Mineral Intelligence
