In recent years, the global electric automobile industry is highly competitive, among which, the competitiveness of China's electric vehicles in the international market continues to improve, from 2023, China has become the world's largest automobile export country. The European Union is very concerned about the rapid development of China's electric vehicle industry and the growth of its export volume, and believes that the large number of Chinese cars entering the European market will threaten the development of the local industry. This paper first analyzes the current situation of China's electric vehicle exports in Europe, then analyzes the impact of anti-subsidy investigations in Europe and CBAM policies on China's auto industry, and finally puts forward relevant suggestions and prospects for future development.
Jiang et al. (Tue,) studied this question.