In the media|7 October 2024

CNBC: Economist discusses the impact of the EU tariff vote on Chinese EVs

CNBC: Economist discusses the impact of the EU tariff vote on Chinese EVs

Betty Wang, lead economist in Northeast Asia at Oxford Economics, discusses the European Union’s vote on China’s electric vehicle tariffs.

Watch the full interview: https://www.cnbc.com/video/2024/10/04/eu-tariff-vote-will-have-an-impact-on-chinas-ev-exports-economist.html

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