The United Kingdom is considering imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Britain is considering tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports, with ministers ready to match the EU's 45 percent levy. The government says no tariffs have been imposed yet, and aims to avoid disadvantages from EU plans.
- Britain is considering imposing tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports, with ministers prepared to match the EU's 45 percent levy.
- Ministers believe tariff decisions should reflect Britain's national interest.
- Business minister Jonathan Reynolds is preparing a package of potential tariffs on Chinese vehicle imports.
- The government aims to avoid disadvantages from EU plans.
- The UK government stated no tariffs have been imposed yet.
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