U.S. explores higher tariffs on China EVs | Vehicle shipments to rise in 2024 | China keeps pricey EVs flowing to Europe | VW Group sales rebound again | Yangfeng, TactoTek partner on smart cabins

Chinese EVs are currently subject to a 25 percent levy in the U.S., limiting their ability to enter the market.

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