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China throttles hybrid exports to the EU – key points still missing

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The EU Commission reports a rapprochement in the trade dispute over hybrid cars: China has reportedly agreed to throttle its exports to Europe. Details are still pending.

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In the trade dispute over Chinese hybrid cars, a rapprochement is reportedly emerging according to the EU Commission: China has agreed to throttle exports of such vehicles to Europe. That is reported by Handelsblatt.

Europe's auto industry has been under pressure for months from cheaper hybrid models out of China – Brussels had repeatedly taken up the manufacturers' concerns. So now movement from Beijing. However, the concrete key points of the deal cannot be gleaned from the available excerpt of the report.

What is established so far

What is secured so far is primarily the framework: according to the EU Commission, China is willing to limit the export of hybrid cars to Europe. That would mean Beijing gives ground on a point Brussels had recently raised time and again. For Europe's manufacturers, it would at least amount to a breather in the competition with Chinese models.

What remains open

How binding the commitment is, which specific vehicle types are meant, and whether the EU has offered concessions in return – for example on market access – none of that emerges from the available excerpt. Handelsblatt itself asks the question "What is the deal?" and thereby makes clear: the details are still outstanding. Clarity is likely to come only once Brussels or Beijing officially quantifies the mechanism.

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