Germany to vote against EU tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, sources say

by Reuters Oct 03, 2024

Germany on Friday will vote against the introduction of European Union tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, people with knowledge of the matter told Reuters on Thursday.

A government spokesperson declined to comment.

Reuters

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