The UK did not add tariffs on Chinese EVs when the EU introduced countervailing duties in 2024. Those EU duties range from 7.8% to 35.3%, on top of a standard 10% import tariff. Chinese manufacturers together account for 16% of UK new-car sales this year, according to the report; Chery production at Nissan’s Sunderland plant is among the investment possibilities cited.
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EU Urges UK to Align Tariffs on Chinese Electric Cars
Brussels has linked closer trade-policy alignment with protection for British exports, while London says it will set its own measures.
Source: CnEVPost2026-09-271 min read

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