The European Union has urged China to cap the share of hybrid vehicles in its exports to 15%, amid a surge in electric and hybrid car shipments from the world’s largest auto market. The request comes as Chinese automakers ramp up production, flooding global markets with affordable alternatives to fully electric models. Industry analysts warn the move could escalate trade tensions, particularly as Europe pushes for stricter emissions standards. The proposal highlights growing concerns over market competition and the balance between sustainability goals and economic pressures.
EU Asks China to Limit Hybrids to 15% as Exports Hit Records eletric-vehicles.com
