NEW:

‘The whole supply chain is subsidised’: inside the EU’s blockbuster EV probe

Two dozen case handlers, 250 mission days in China, 100 company visits, thousands of pages of evidence.

How Brussels went after one of Beijing’s crown jewels… https://t.co/ggNYpVMc8Y

— Finbarr Bermingham (@fbermingham) June 13, 2024

The European Commission will provisionally apply additional duties of between 17% and 38% on imported 🇨🇳 EVs from next month.

The duties will be applied on top of the existing 10% tariffs on all 🇨🇳 EVs, depending on the extent to which they complied with an EU investigation into… https://t.co/D2XRmRRuoi pic.twitter.com/BaPUrRUXZU

— Byron Wan (@Byron_Wan) June 12, 2024

🚗There it is 🚗

A note with von der Leyen's personal stamp saying all EVs originating from China need to be registered in the EU.

Allows them to be subjected to retroactive duties, once investigation is concluded pic.twitter.com/41BsnPVFc1

— Finbarr Bermingham (@fbermingham) March 5, 2024

‘The European Commission will start customs registration of Chinese electric vehicle (EV) imports on Thursday, meaning they could be hit by tariffs from that point if the EU's trade investigation later concludes that they are receiving unfair subsidies.’ https://t.co/OAOYuYnuuk

— Sense Hofstede (@sehof) March 6, 2024

‼️ Breaking: 🇪🇺EU set to allow possible retroactive Tariffs for imported Chinese EVs .

.. could start introducing Provisional Duties in July to protect EU Auto Manufacturers!

In a document published on Tuesday (Mar 5), the Commission said it had sufficient evidence tending to… pic.twitter.com/rWdED6epX8

— Brian Basson (@BassonBrain) March 6, 2024