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EU warned this week it would slap additional tariffs of up to 38 per cent on Chinese electric car imports from next month after an anti-subsidy probe.
EU said the amount depended on the level of state subsidies received by the firms.
China 's commerce ministry condemned the move as lacking a "factual and legal basis".
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