欧盟发展新能源车却对华征收反补贴税 商务部：希望欧方不将关税武器化 消除市场壁垒

Group 1 - Volkswagen Group announced the launch of a €20,000 small electric vehicle, aligning with the trend of EU automakers like BMW, Mercedes, and Renault unveiling new energy strategies and concept cars at the 2025 Munich Auto Show [1] - The Chinese Ministry of Commerce expressed hope that the EU would not weaponize tariffs and instead promote fair competition, aiming to create a non-discriminatory market environment for the development of the electric vehicle industry [1][2] - The Chinese spokesperson congratulated EU automakers on their upcoming low-cost electric vehicles, emphasizing the need for diverse, advanced, and affordable products in the EU market [2] Group 2 - The spokesperson highlighted that technological innovation and full industry chain cooperation are fundamental to the high cost-performance ratio driving the electric vehicle sector, which is also a key reason for the popularity of Chinese electric vehicles [2] - The EU's protectionist measures, such as the anti-subsidy investigations against Chinese electric vehicles, were criticized as unjustified barriers to free competition, undermining the EU's commitment to addressing climate change [2][5] - The Ministry of Commerce initiated an anti-dumping investigation into EU pork products based on domestic industry applications, ensuring compliance with Chinese laws and WTO rules during the investigation process [3][4] Group 3 - The Ministry of Commerce reported that the preliminary evidence indicated dumping of EU pork products, with the dumping margin estimated between 15.6% and 62.4%, leading to the implementation of temporary anti-dumping measures [4] - The spokesperson noted that China has been cautious in using trade remedy measures, contrasting with the EU's seven investigations against Chinese products this year, which accounted for nearly 40% of its total external investigations [4][6] - Ongoing dialogues and cooperation between China and the EU are emphasized as essential for addressing mutual concerns and fostering an open and stable market environment for industrial development [6]