Germany Stalls Decision on China-Made EV Tariffs
Germany's economy ministry has yet to decide on imposing tariffs on China-made electric vehicles. The decision, discussed at the European Commission, emphasized the need for a consensual solution with China. Final legally binding duties will depend on upcoming member states' decisions.
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Germany's economy ministry has not made a definitive decision regarding the imposition of tariffs on China-made electric vehicles, as highlighted during Monday's European Commission discussions.
A spokesperson explained that Germany contributed to the dialogue but stressed the federal government's emphasis on finding a rapid, consensual solution with China.
The spokesperson added that the decision on final countervailing duties will be crucial and legally binding, pending member states' conclusive vote.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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