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China Urges EU to Keep Auto Markets Open, Avoid Protectionism
Source: Bloomberg
Trade Policy & Supply ChainAutomotive & EVGeopolitics & War
China Commerce Minister Wang Wentao urged the EU to keep its market open to Chinese automakers and avoid protectionist measures. The appeal highlights continuing trade-policy risk for Chinese vehicle exports—particularly EVs—to Europe, though no specific new tariffs, restrictions, or policy actions were announced.
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