The European Union is considering measures to limit imports of Chinese-made hybrid vehicles, raising concerns over market competition and industrial policy. Authorities are examining whether current trade rules allow for restrictions on electric and plug-in hybrid cars from China, particularly as domestic automakers push for stricter safeguards. The move comes amid broader discussions on balancing trade relations with China while supporting Europe’s green energy transition. Industry insiders suggest the decision could reshape automotive supply chains and pricing dynamics across the continent.
EU Prepares Import Cap on Chinese Hybrid Vehicles Fuel Cells Works
