EU, UK Move to Delay 10% EV Tariff After Industry Pushback
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The European Union is set to postpone 10% tariffs on electric cars from the United Kingdom. According to a report in the Financial Times, which cited people familiar with the matter, Brussels is consulting with the industry on proposals to postpone the 10% tax that will apply to most electric vehicles from January 1. The post-Brexit agreement between the EU and the United Kingdom stipulates that to qualify for zero tariffs, at least 55% of the v…
Britain and the EU are the biggest export markets for electric vehicles, with both Brussels and London aiming to phase out internal combustion engine models by the 2030s. The post EU to delay 10% tariff on British electric cars, Financial Times reports appeared first on in.gr.
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The tariff would take effect on January 1st.
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