Tariffs Archives - Automobility

02 Jul China Cuts Tariffs On Imported Cars From 25% To 15%

Posted at 16:06h in China, Media Mentions, Trade by Bill Russo 0 Comments

Carscoops, May 22, 2018 by Sergiu Tudose China’s Finance Ministry announced today that import tariffs will be cut to 15% from as much as 25%, whereas taxes on certain automotive parts would fall to just 6%, starting July 1st. The decision comes a few days after a truce...

05 Apr Trade tensions hinder needed Sino-foreign co-innovation

Posted at 14:32h in Article, China, Trade by Bill Russo 0 Comments

The Hill, April 2, 2018 Click here to view this article at thehill.com For over three decades, the Chinese government has required foreign carmakers to form joint ventures with local companies in order to produce and sell cars in China. Foreign carmakers have done so in order to...

01 Apr Trump Administration Seeks Freer Hand for U.S. Companies in China

Posted at 10:06h in China, Media Mentions, Trade by Bill Russo 0 Comments

The Wall Street Journal, March 26, 2018 U.S. auto makers, hesitant to criticize Beijing’s electric-vehicle requirements, among firms looking to Trump administration to help open market [caption id="attachment_16906" align="alignnone" width="1260"] Workers assemble a vehicle at a Changan Ford plant in Harbin, China. Ford Motor Co. joined with...

25 Mar China warns U.S. it can flex its consumer superpower muscles

Posted at 10:58h in China, Media Mentions, Sales by Bill Russo 0 Comments

The Globe and Mail, March 24, 2018 ‘People’s war’ boycotts have worked before and may be Beijing’s reply to Trump trade policies [caption id="attachment_16901" align="aligncenter" width="754"] A man in Hangzhou, China, checks a car earlier this month for quality issues on the annual Consumer Rights Day, which...

02 Jul China Cuts Tariffs On Imported Cars From 25% To 15%

05 Apr Trade tensions hinder needed Sino-foreign co-innovation

01 Apr Trump Administration Seeks Freer Hand for U.S. Companies in China

25 Mar China warns U.S. it can flex its consumer superpower muscles

SUBSCRIBE TO OUR NEWSLETTER

FOLLOW US ON WECHAT

FOLLOW US ON SOCIAL