EU officials are set to travel to China to discuss measures aimed at reducing the influx of affordable hybrid electric vehicles entering the European market. Concerns have grown over the competitive pricing of Chinese-made hybrids, which are increasingly challenging domestic automakers. The talks focus on potential trade barriers or technical standards to level the playing field. Analysts suggest the negotiations could reshape Europe’s automotive industry amid rising tensions over market access.
EU negotiators head to China hoping to curb cheap imports of hybrid electric cars The Guardian
