China's SAIC seeks EU hearing on EV tariffs

MG cars after export Arc 24 — MG4 cars from SAIC are pictured following their export from China. (BLOOMBERG)

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Reuters

July 05, 2024 09:45 AM

BEIJING -- China's SAIC Motor will request a hearing from the European Commission on the extra duties it faces, the company said, as the European Union's provisional tariffs on made-in-China EVs took effect.

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