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EU tariffsInsideEVs
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The European Union's anti- China tariffs are aimed at protecting the European car market.
The new tarrifs on imported electric vehicles from China have been added to the 10% tariff the EU already imposes on electric vehicles.
BMW 's Mini brand looks to be the brand taking it most on the nose with the new Mini Cooper SE facing a new 38.1% tariff.
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