China has signaled it will closely track the European Union’s latest proposals regarding Chinese-made hybrid vehicles, warning against any measures that could restrict their market access. Officials emphasized opposition to a potential "voluntary limit" on exports, framing such steps as discriminatory and counterproductive to fair trade. The move comes amid rising tensions over automotive regulations and industrial policies between the two economic blocs. Analysts suggest the response could escalate a broader debate over technology transfers and market competition.
China says it will monitor EU moves on Chinese hybrid cars, opposes 'voluntary limit' on exports Reuters
