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Chinese electric vehiclesNewsweek
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EU decision to increase tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles to 48 percent is "naked protectionist act," Beijing says.
EU says China 's subsidies give its battery electric vehicle value chain an unfair advantage.
China 's Ministry of Commerce says the EU is exaggerating the threat of Chinese state subsidies.
China has already launched anti-dumping inquiries on European brandies and industrial plastics.
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