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9 October 2026

China, EU reach deal to 'moderate' China's car exports to EU

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China, EU reach deal to 'moderate' China's car exports to EU

An agreement between the EU and China would reduce exports of Chinese electric and plug-in hybrid cars to the 27-member European bloc by up to 50%, according to the EU trade envoy.

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