The European automotive industry is urging the EU to finalize a trade deal with China to manage the growing influx of Chinese-made hybrid vehicles into the market. Industry representatives argue that such an agreement could help regulate the surge while avoiding abrupt disruptions to Europe’s automotive sector. The focus is on ensuring a structured approach to competition rather than sudden market shifts. Concerns have been raised about the potential impact of unchecked imports on local manufacturers and jobs.
Europe’s Car Lobby Says EU-China Deal Can Ease Chinese Hybrid Surge ‘in Orderly Way’ Electric Vehicles
