China’s automakers are accelerating exports to Europe amid new restrictions, as the European Union has imposed an annual cap of 350,000 hybrid and electric vehicles from non-EU manufacturers. The move aims to protect domestic producers while creating uncertainty for foreign automakers reliant on EU sales. Industry analysts warn the limits could disrupt supply chains and trade dynamics, particularly for Chinese brands expanding into the region. The policy shift signals deeper tensions over automotive trade as global markets adapt to shifting regulatory landscapes.
China's carmakers export more as EU caps hybrid vehicle imports at 350,000 a year | National News | 2news.com KTVN
