Canada announces 100% tariffs on electric vehicle imports from China. Auto123 has the details.
• It's confirmed, Canada will follow the U.S. lead and impose 100-percent tariffs on EVs from China.
That consultation came in the wake of the decision by the Biden administration in the U.S. to slap 100-percent tariffs on electric vehicles imported from China. Ottawa is trying to position Canada as an essential part of the global supply chain for electric vehicles, all while the federal government is under domestic pressure to act against China.
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