France looks to end China’s ability to flood car market with ‘cheap’ electric vehicles
Strategic Analysis Australia Director Michael Shoebridge says France wants to end Chinese President Xi Jinping’s ability to “flood” the car market with cheap electric vehicles.
"Xi knows that the EU, and France is leading this in the EU, wants to end the Chinese ability to flood its car market with cheap Chinese electric vehicles,” Mr Shoebridge said.
“And kill the European car industry.
“Xi is turning up to say please do not do that.
“And if you do, I am going to slap tariffs on brandy and cognac from France.”
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"Xi knows that the EU, and France is leading this in the EU, wants to end the Chinese ability to flood its car market with cheap Chinese electric vehicles,” Mr Shoebridge said.
“And kill the European car industry.
“Xi is turning up to say please do not do that.
“And if you do, I am going to slap tariffs on brandy and cognac from France.”
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