The European Union is set to impose strict annual limits on imports of Chinese-made hybrid vehicles, capping them at 350,000 units per year. The move aims to address concerns over market disruption and unfair competition amid rising trade tensions between the EU and China. Industry experts warn the restrictions could escalate a growing trade conflict, particularly in the automotive sector. The decision follows broader EU efforts to protect domestic manufacturers while balancing economic and geopolitical interests.
EU to limit Chinese hybrid vehicle imports to 350,000 a year The Guardian
