China has reportedly pushed back against the European Union’s proposal to cap hybrid vehicle exports from Chinese automakers at 15 percent, fearing it could escalate into a broader trade conflict. The move comes as tensions rise over market access and industrial subsidies, with Beijing insisting on protecting its domestic auto industry. Authorities are reportedly preparing measures to shield Chinese manufacturers from potential retaliatory actions. The dispute highlights growing friction between the two economic blocs over green technology and trade policies.
China wants to safeguard Chinese automakers after the EU reportedly requested China limit hybrid vehicle sales to 15 percent to avoid a trade war.
