On June 12, the European Commission issued a preliminary disclosure of the investigation of anti -subsidy investigation of China Electric Vehicle, and intended to levy temporary anti -subsidy tax on electric vehicles imported from China. The temporary anti -subsidy tax rates of the three samples of Chinese electric vehicle companies were 17.4%, 20.0%, and 38.1%, respectively, the average tax rate of cooperative companies was 21.0%, and the tax rate for non -cooperative enterprises was 38.1%. As part of the survey of anti -competitive subsidies for Chinese electric vehicles, the European Union will impose additional tariffs of up to 25%of electric vehicles from […]
Shenzhen – 2024.6.13 – In the world of automotive repair, there are a plethora of tools that come to mind as essential for restoring vehicles to their former glory. From wrenches and screwdrivers to socket sets and impact guns, these tools play a crucial role in diagnosing and fixing mechanical issues. However, amidst this array of specialized instruments, one often overlooked tool stands out for its versatility and effectiveness: the humble Hook rods. While the term “Hook rods” may conjure images of construction sites or demolition projects, these sturdy tools have a surprisingly significant place in the automotive repair arsenal. Their robust design and prying capabilities make them invaluable for […]
The Chinese automobile industry is experiencing a new energy and international change. On May 11, data released by the China Automobile Industry Association (referred to as “China Automobile Association”) showed that the sales volume of Chinese new energy vehicles increased by 33.5%year -on -year in April, far exceeding the increase in overall vehicle sales. At the same time, China’s automobile exports increased by 34%year -on -year, and the increase in automobile exports was greater than domestic sales. Industry changes are also reflected in the first quarter report of major listed companies. A reporter from the Shanghai Securities News recently learned that new energy vehicles have […]
What was the first mass-produced car in the United States? Answer: The Ford Model T was the first mass-produced car in the United States. It was introduced in 1908 by Henry Ford and revolutionized the automotive industry with its affordable price, simple design, and efficient production methods. The Model T remained in production for 19 years and sold over 15 million units, making it the most popular car in the world at the time. Here are some additional interesting facts about the Ford Model T: The Model T was available in a variety of colors, but the most popular color was black. This was because black was […]
Europe’s EV conundrum: more chargers, sustained market support, smarter policies With the ambition to rapidly slash car and van CO2 emissions, a massive transition to EVs is not a choice – it’s a must. That said, simply setting ambitious electrification targets without establishing equally ambitious conditions to implement them, is not a smart strategy. Europe must do so much more to get its electric vehicle industry into the fast lane. This is even more urgent with European elections around the corner, in which some seem to read signs that the clock could be turned right back. On the contrary, we are way past the station […]
The United States impose 100%tariffs on Chinese cars, the EU impose 25%tariffs on Chinese cars, and Turkey impose 40%tariffs on Chinese cars. Before the Chinese cars go out, they are already Chu. In the past two years, the Chinese automobile industry has risen strongly. In 2023, automobile exports to the world are the number one. Today, European and American countries have brought out tariff weapons to resist the strong impact of China’s automobile industry in the automotive industry. So can this method work? How should China’s automobile industry break through? Let me talk about my opinion. […]