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Chinese EV makers slip further in Europe amid tariff tussles

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Chinese EV makers slip further in Europe amid tariff tussles
Fiat 500e electric vehicles. Volkswagen is considering once-unthinkable factory shutdowns in Germany, while Stellantis is slashing output of Fiat 500 EVs in Italy, citing waning European sales. Photo: Bloomberg
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Chinese carmakers’ push into the European electric-vehicle market continued to meet resistance, with their share of deliveries to the region slipping during October in the run-up to new tariffs.

Manufacturers including SAIC Motor Corp.’s MG and BYD Co. accounted for 8.2% of European EV registrations for the period, according to researcher Dataforce.

That marked a decline from September’s 8.5% and the fourth straight month that market share was below year-earlier levels.

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