EU uses legal tools to negotiate with China on EVs

Financial Times — June 17, 2024, 02:00 PM UTC

The EU is using legal tools to negotiate with China on electric vehicle imports, avoiding a trade war. Tariffs aim to slow Chinese sales into the EU and encourage investment in joint ventures. Negotiations are ongoing, with tariffs set for July 4. In the UK, there is a lack of serious debate on EU relations during the general election campaign. Labour's trade plans focus on standalone digital deals.

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