US EditionSeat Is Negotiating with Europe to Free Cupra From 21% Tariffs for Manufacturing This Electric Car in China - Hybrids and Electrics
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The negotiations between SEAT and the European Commission to exempt the CUPRA Tavascan from the additional 20.7% tariff imposed on electric cars manufactured in China are in the "final rect." Markus Haupt, CEO of SEAT Y CUPRA, said during the institutional visit of the President of the Generalitat, Salvador Illa, to the Volkswagen plant in Hefei, China, where the model is assembled. The CUPRA Tavascan, designed in Martorell and assembled in Chin…
During a visit to the Volkswagen Group plant in Anhui, China, the President of the Catalan Government, Salvador Illa, called on Brussels to remove tariffs on the CUPRA Tavascan. Salvador Illa, President of the Catalan Government, visited the Volkswagen Group plant in Anhui, where he used the opportunity to call on European authorities to remove the tariffs currently imposed on the CUPRA Tavascan, which is manufactured at the Chinese plant, empha…
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