The European Union’s proposed restrictions on electric vehicles made with Chinese subsidies have sparked concerns over potential trade tensions and supply chain disruptions. While the rules are not yet finalized, automakers and policymakers warn that the measures could escalate a global tech and industrial rivalry. Critics argue the plan risks alienating a key manufacturing partner while failing to address broader economic dependencies. The debate highlights the delicate balance between protecting domestic industries and maintaining critical supply chains.
EU made-in-China car cap flashes amber warning Breakingviews
