On July 3, the German Association of the Automotive Industry issued a statement that imposing tariffs on Chinese new energy vehicles will harm the interests of European and American companies operating in China. BMW also stated that imposing tariffs would be a dead end and would harm the interests of global companies. In response, the spokesperson of the Ministry of Commerce, He Yadong, said that China has noticed that some member governments and major automobile companies of the EU have repeatedly expressed their opposition to the EU's implementation of anti-subsidy measures against Chinese electric vehicles. China hopes that the EU will attentively listen to the voices within the alliance, conduct consultations with China in a rational and pragmatic way, and avoid harming the mutually beneficial cooperation and common development of the Sino-European automobile industry with anti-subsidy measures.
商务部希望欧方与中方开展磋商 避免反补贴措施伤害中欧汽车产业
The Ministry of Commerce hopes that both the European and Chinese sides will conduct consultations to avoid damaging the Sino-European automobile industry with anti-subsidy measures.
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