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Am left wondering how greatly this will impact the scheme as I am sure it will
On the surface it could suggests higher APs on certain models are coming
Or
Possibly in the long term it could encourage all manafactures to raise their own bar to match?
As always
Time will tell
Thoughts?
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Whilst China can be annoying. They’re going it right. They’re investing in electric cars and bringing the costs down. Their practices are a bit unethical at times but if they’re bringing cheaper cars instead of scalping us all at the cost of going green then so be it. Maybe instead of taxing the hell out of them, maybe the eu and the rest can learn some lessons from it and not think of their immediate bank balances.
china is driving down the cost to manufacture these. There’s a lot of lessons to be learnt from them.also to note, European manufacturers are also sending some divisions to china to be made there for export to Europe.
this is my opinion and I suspect many will disagree.
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Equally, how will the EU cope if China add’s adds anti dumping on EU pork, as a response to the EU adding tariffs to Chinese EV’s!
China has already taken steps to make ammends with Australia as a source for the parts of pork no one else eats.
What I find strange, is EU ev car manufacturers didn’t want the tariffs but, the unelected chose to add them.
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