Chinese hybrid car sales in EU soar after 2024 electric vehicle tariffs
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EU sales of Chinese hybrids have surged since Brussels imposed anti-subsidy tariffs on Chinese electric cars in 2024. Fully hybrid imports rose from 659 in 2022 to 160,662 in January–July 2026; plug-in hybrids grew from 56,706 to 217,764. ACEA figures show hybrids at nearly 37% of the EU market against just over 21% for EVs. Brussels has asked China to cut hybrid exports voluntarily or face safeguards, likely quotas.
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