UK Weighs Higher Tariffs on Chinese EVs Under EU Pressure
The UK is reviewing additional tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles after the EU threatened to exclude it from its "Made in Europe" scheme unless it aligns its tariff stance. Britain currently applies only a 10% base tariff, while the EU levies up to 45.3%.
- EU levies up to 45.3% on Chinese EVs; UK applies only 10%
- 58% of UK car exports go to the EU, just 4% to China
- Chinese brands took 23% of UK new-car sales in September
- Chery's Jaecoo 7 topped UK best-seller list in September
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