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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
Technology
Jennifer Rankin in Brussels and Lisa O'Carroll

Tesla faces lowest duty on Chinese-made cars exported to EU

Tesla's China-made Model 3 vehicles at its factory in Shanghai in 2020
EU officials visited Tesla’s Shanghai operations in June. Photograph: Aly Song/Reuters

Tesla will face a 9% levy on its Chinese-made cars exported to the EU, the European Commission has said, as it issued an update on its sweeping investigation into Beijing’s “unfair” subsidies of electric vehicles.

The tariff on Tesla – far lower than the 21.3% average on companies that cooperated with the EU investigation and 36.3% on those that did not – came after the California-headquartered firm requested individual treatment as part of the wider Brussels inquiry.

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