Comments by "Peter Jacobsen" (@pjacobsen1000) on "China EVs hit with EU tariff hike" video.

  1. Most European cars sold in China are also made in China. Only the most expensive models are imported.
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  2. But EU car brands are part-owned by the Chinese state or by Chinese private enterprises.
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  3.  @jaker3151  Exactly
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  4. That happened quicker than I thought, and the tariff is a little higher than I thought. Well, well, there aren't that many Chinese EVs sold in Europe to begin with. It'll be interesting to see how China will retaliate. European wine and alcohol? Dairy products? Those are my first guesses.
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  5. Most European car brands sold in China are made in China, so you can't really have tariffs on them. Besides, most of them are joint ventures with Chinese state-owned companies, like SAIC, FAW and others.
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  6. The only major European EV producer in China is VW. They produce their EVs in Anhui's Hefei and Shanghai's Jiading.
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  7.  @buymecola1  They've been talking about that for a long time, but they never seem to do anything about it.
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