EU Tariffs on Chinese EVs: Analyzing Potential Market Impact and Retaliation Risks

Fitch Ratings indicates that EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) will not significantly affect the market, though the main concern lies in potential Chinese retaliation. Were China to impose measures on other vehicle types or industrial sectors, German automakers would bear the brunt, though existing financial headroom could mitigate ratings impact.

* FITCH RATINGS: EU TARIFFS ON CHINESE EVS WILL NOT AFFECT MARKET, POTENTIAL RETALIATION IS KEY

* FITCH: IF CHINA RETALIATES WITH MEASURES COVERING OTHER TYPES OF VEHICLES OR OTHER INDUSTRIAL SECTORS, GERMAN AUTOMAKERS WOULD BE MOST AFFECTED. * FITCH- WE EXPECT GERMAN AUTOMAKERS' EXISTING HEADROOM TO HELP ABSORB THESE PRESSURES WITHOUT THEIR RATINGS BEING AFFECTED

* FITCH RATINGS- IMPACT OF POTENTIAL BROADER MEASURES WOULD WEIGH ON GERMAN AUTOMAKERS' MARGINS AND CASH FLOW GENERATION Source text for Eikon:

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