Factbox: EU Plans Additional Tariffs on China-Based EV Makers – Reuters

LONDON (Reuters) – The European Commission is set to impose additional duties on electric vehicles imported from China. In September, the Commission reduced the proposed final tariffs on Tesla and made slight adjustments for other manufacturers following input from the companies during its anti-subsidy investigation.

EU member states will vote on the proposal this Friday. The new tariffs will be added to the EU’s standard 10% import duty on cars.

Here is a summary of the provisional tariffs for various companies:

• BYD: 17%

  • Includes: BYD Auto Co Ltd, BYD Auto Industry Co Ltd, Changsha BYD Auto Co Ltd, Changsha Xingchao Auto Co Ltd, Changzhou BYD Auto Co Ltd, Fuzhou BYD Industrial Co Ltd, Hefei BYD Auto Co Ltd, Jinan BYD Auto Co Ltd

• Geely: 18.8%

  • Includes: Asia Euro Automobile Manufacture (Taizhou) Co Ltd, Chongqing Lifan Passenger Vehicle Co Ltd, Fengsheng Automobile (Jiangsu) Co Ltd, Shanxi New Energy Automobile Industry Co Ltd, Zhejiang Geely Automobile Co Ltd, Zhejiang Haoqing Automobile Manufacturing Co Ltd

• SAIC Group: 35.3%

  • Includes: SAIC MAXUS Automotive Co Ltd, SAIC Motor Corp Ltd, Nanjing Automobile (Group) Corp, SAIC Volkswagen Automotive Co Ltd, SAIC GM Wuling Automobile Co Ltd, SAIC General Motors Co Ltd

• Other companies that cooperated: 20.7%

  • Includes: Aiways Automobile Co Ltd, Anhui Jianghuai Automobile Group Corp Ltd, BMW Brilliance Automotive Ltd, Chery Automobile Co Ltd, China FAW Corp Ltd, Chongqing Changan Automobile Co Ltd, Dongfeng Motor Group Co Ltd, Great Wall Motor Co Ltd, Leapmotor Automobile Co Ltd, Nanjing Golden Dragon Bus Co Ltd, NIO Holding Co Ltd, XPeng Inc, Volkswagen

• Tesla (Shanghai): 7.8%

• All other companies: 35.3%

The EU has established a specific duty rate for Tesla in response to a request from the American electric vehicle manufacturer. Initially classified as a cooperating entity subject to a 20.8% tariff, this rate was subsequently adjusted to 9% in August.