China Vows to Protect Its Automakers Amid EU Tariff Hike
China's commerce ministry announced it would take all necessary measures to safeguard the rights of Chinese auto makers after the EU increased tariffs on China-made electric vehicles. China claims the EU's decision violates global trade rules and will closely monitor the situation.
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China's commerce ministry on Wednesday said it would take all the necessary measures to safeguard the legitimate rights of Chinese auto makers, after the EU's decision to increase tariffs on China-made electric vehicles.
China will closely monitor the situation, saying the bloc's decision violated global trade rules, the ministry said in a statement.
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