Carrie Hampel – electrive.com

EU & China could agree on minimum price for EVs instead of tariffs

The EU and China have agreed to return to the drawing board and renegotiate punitive tariffs on China-made EVs. Instead, China could agree to set a minimum price for electric cars made in China.

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