China presses EU to halt EV tariffs | Q1 factory capacity utilization falls sharply | Vehicle shipments lose steam | Land Rover to revive Freelander as made-in-China EV

China has kicked off what seems to be a high-profile campaign to pressure the EU to withdraw duties on EVs, with results remaining to be seen.

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