Chinese-made electric Mini threatened with highest EV tariff from EU

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European tariffs on EVs imported from China is reportedly being applied to the highest extent on the new electric Mini Cooper

BERLIN — The new all-electric Mini Cooper made in China is set to be hit by the highest EV tariff of 38.1% under the EU's provisional plans, a Reuters source familiar with the matter said on Friday, a potential terminal blow for the car's sales prospects.

With production still in early days, the joint venture was unable to fulfil the European Commission's survey to the level of detail required to be classed as a company cooperating with the investigation, the source said, declining to be named because discussions are private. BMW declined to comment. BMW CEO Oliver Zipse said earlier this week the tariffs were the"wrong way to go", echoing concerns from other German carmakers fearful of a trade war which could end in counter-tariffs on cars exported from Germany to China.

 

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