Trump’s return could scupper China’s bid to be rid of EU electric car duties
By Joanna Sopinska ( December 30, 2024, 13:00 GMT | Comment) -- With US President Donald Trump taking office next month, China’s stalled talks with the EU on an alternative solution to the bloc’s steep anti-subsidy duties on electric vehicles appear unlikely to be revived any time soon. Any agreement with China could weaken EU credibility in future talks with the US on addressing Beijing’s non-market policies — a topic where Brussels and Washington could work together.China’s talks with the EU to find an alternative to steep anti-subsidy duties on electric vehicles are unlikely to be revived any time soon, as US President Donald Trump returns to the White House next month....
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