China and the European Union have concluded in-depth negotiations on policies related to hybrid and electric vehicles, with the Chinese Commerce Ministry releasing details of the discussions. The talks reportedly covered market access, technical standards, and regulatory frameworks to foster cooperation in the rapidly growing electric vehicle sector. Both sides appear to have engaged in a constructive exchange aimed at reducing trade barriers and aligning industry standards. The outcome suggests a potential shift toward closer collaboration between the two major economic blocs in automotive technology.
Chinese Commerce Ministry discloses outcome of ‘intensive’ China-EU talks on hybrid cars, EVs Global Times
