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Minimum price offers by Chinese EVs get rejected by EU ahead of crunch talks next week

By Joanna Sopinska ( September 12, 2024, 11:18 GMT | Insight) -- The minimum price offers put forward by the Chinese electric vehicle makers to offset the EU planned countervailing duties have been rejected, the European Commission said today. The EU-China talks to find a “negotiated solution” will continue, with a high-level meeting between EU trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis and China’s Commerce Minister being scheduled for Sept. 19.The minimum price offers put forward by the Chinese electric vehicle makers to offset the EU planned countervailing duties have been rejected, the European Commission said today. The EU-China talks to find a “negotiated solution” will continue, with a high-level meeting between EU trade chief Valdis Dombrovskis and China’s Commerce Minister being scheduled for Sept. 19....

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