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Ministry of Commerce: China and the EU are negotiating on the electric vehicle case
2025-12-18 source:CCTV News

This afternoon, the Ministry of Commerce held a regular press conference to introduce recent key work in the commercial field.

At the press conference, spokesperson He Yadong said that China and the EU are conducting consultations on the electric vehicle case. China's principles and position are consistent, and China is willing to properly resolve differences with the EU through dialogue and consultation. To promote the achievement of an overall solution for the industry, we hope that the European side and the Chinese side will meet each other halfway, earnestly implement the important consensus reached by the China-EU leaders’ meeting, and truly show sincerity. On the basis of previous efforts, we should resolve problems as early as possible through dialogue and consultation, accommodate each other's legitimate concerns, and create an open and stable market environment for the development of China-EU industries.


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