EU Trade Chief 'Absolutely Convinced' Chinese EV Duties Will Hold Up in Court
Maros Sefcovic, EU commissioner for trade and economic security, said he’s confident the EU will be able to successfully defend its countervailing duties on electric vehicle exports from China after Tesla's Chinese subsidiary and BMW sued the bloc earlier this month (see 2501280015).
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“I can assure you that we are absolutely convinced that the investigation we did is in total compliance, absolutely according to the book of the” World Trade Organization, Sefcovic said during a European Parliament Committee on International Trade hearing this week. “So we are sure that we will be successful in defending our decision.”