Sources revealed to the media on Friday that Germany would abstain from voting in favor of EU member states imposing temporary tariffs on Chinese electric cars on Monday (15th). Reports said that the EU didn't need support from its member states to impose up to 37.6% of temporary tariffs on Chinese-made electric cars, but if most of the 27 EU member countries voted against it, the tariff hike plan might ultimately be stopped. The report quoted sources as saying that Germany, the largest economy in the EU, would abstain from voting because the anti-subsidy investigation was still ongoing and negotiations between the European Commission and the Chinese government are also under way. The source declined to be named because the decision was confidential. Abstaining in the first stage actually means supporting the European Commission to continue negotiating with the Chinese government over what is so far the biggest trade case in the EU. (From SMM App)
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