Yahoo Finance·2026-02-11 11:53Group 1 - The European Commission has imposed additional duties on imported electric vehicles from China starting in 2024, but allows carmakers to negotiate tariff exemptions for specific models [1] - Volkswagen's Cupra brand received approval for its Tavascan SUV coupe to be exempt from import tariffs in exchange for a minimum price and annual quota model [1][8] - Chinese automakers are seeking similar tariff exemption deals for their electric vehicle models intended for the European market [2] Group 2 - The EU has reduced proposed final tariffs on China-made Tesla cars and slightly adjusted rates for other manufacturers following submissions during its anti-subsidy investigation [2] - The additional tariffs are in addition to the EU's standard 10% import duty on cars [2] - Specific countervailing duties have been set for various Chinese automakers, with rates such as 18.8% for Geely Group and 17% for BYD Auto [3][4]