EU-UK Battery Trade Rules Face 2027 Deadline
New EU-UK trade rules for electric vehicle batteries are set to take effect on 1 January 2027, despite industry calls for further delays.

New EU-UK trade rules for electric vehicle batteries are set to take effect on 1 January 2027, despite industry calls for further delays.

The US administration has urged France and Germany to release emergency diesel stocks, warning of a potential export ban if the request is not met.

Incoming BMW CEO Milan Nedeljkovic has raised concerns over the pricing of Chinese vehicles in Europe, advocating for negotiated solutions over tariffs to address market distortions.

Hyundai Motor CEO Jose Munoz has warned that Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers could disrupt the US market if existing high tariffs and trade barriers are lifted.

US equity futures rose 0.2% as investors prepared for high-level trade discussions between US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent and Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng.

Donald Trump announced he would allow Chinese automakers to build plants in the US if they hire American workers, while maintaining a strict ban on imported finished vehicles.

President Donald Trump has expressed openness to Chinese automakers building factories in the US, provided they hire American workers, despite industry calls for a total ban.

Donald Trump has invited Chinese automakers to build factories in the U.S., provided they hire local workers and abandon production models based on low-cost manufacturing in Mexico.

President Donald Trump has demanded that Bombardier relocate its jet manufacturing to the US, threatening to block the company from the American market entirely.
