德启动电动车补贴，对中企开放

Group 1 - The German government announced a new subsidy policy for electric vehicles (EVs) amounting to €3 billion, aimed at improving the climate and boosting the struggling automotive industry. The subsidies will be available to all manufacturers, including Chinese brands [1][2] - The subsidy amounts will range from €1,500 to €6,000 depending on the type of vehicle, income level, and family size, covering pure electric vehicles, range-extended electric vehicles, and plug-in hybrid vehicles [1] - The funding is expected to benefit approximately 800,000 electric vehicles over the next 3 to 4 years, with the aim of reducing dependence on gasoline and diesel, thereby protecting the climate [1] Group 2 - The inclusive nature of the subsidy plan distinguishes Germany from other European countries like France and the UK, which have excluded many Chinese vehicles from their subsidy programs [2] - Approximately 80% of newly registered electric vehicles in Germany are manufactured in Europe, indicating a strong confidence in the quality of European and German vehicles [2] - Chinese manufacturers, such as BYD, are expected to benefit significantly from this decision, as they are expanding their market share in Europe with more affordable electric vehicle options [2] Group 3 - A recent consensus between China and Europe regarding electric vehicle tariffs indicates a welcoming stance towards Chinese manufacturers, with new EU guidelines signaling openness [3] - Despite existing tariffs, sales of Chinese vehicles in Europe have been increasing, with no signs of dumping observed in the market [3] - The German automotive industry views the new EU minimum price guidelines positively, believing they will help maintain market stability amidst previous pricing chaos and consumer confidence issues [3]