Higher import duties pose risk to Detroit brands | New-car demand remains weak in early May | Xiaomi hikes target for SU7 sales | China's low-cost EV heads to Europe | Will all cars be made in China?

Beijing may raise tariffs to 25% from 15% on imported vehicles with engine sizes above 2.5 liters, posing a threat to Detroit's efforts to sell its most profitable vehicles in the biggest car market.

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