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Back|China: Compromise on hybrid cars - what the deal means for Europe's industry
China: Compromise on hybrid cars - what the deal means for Europe's industry
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China: Compromise on hybrid cars - what the deal means for Europe's industry

China is accommodating the EU on cars - will this deal save Europe's industry?

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  • The EU and China have reached a compromise to limit the export of hybrid cars from China to Europe.
  • The aim is to relieve the burden on the European automotive industry, but the details of the agreement continue to raise questions.

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The European automotive industry is under pressure from a high number of car exports from China. The EU has now entered into negotiations to regulate these imports.

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Compromise in Beijing: China is accommodating the EU on cars - will this deal save Europe's industry?

A flood of exports from China is putting a strain on local industry. The EU has now negotiated that Beijing should ship fewer hybrid cars to Europe in the future. But the agreement leaves many questions unanswered.

By Benedikt Müller-Arnold

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  • ?How closely are export quotas monitored?
  • ?What impact does this have on hybrid car prices?

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  • The EU and China have reached a compromise to limit the export of hybrid cars from China to Europe.
  • The aim is to relieve the burden on the European automotive industry, but the details of the agreement continue to raise questions.

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