Article title: EU Reportedly Plans to Delay 10% Tariff on British-made Electric Vehicles
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EU Reportedly Plans to Delay 10% Tariff on British-made Electric Vehicles
IT Home, November 15 news, according to a Financial Times report, people familiar with the matter revealed that the EU plans to delay the imposition of a 10% tariff on electric vehicles from the UK.
The EU is soliciting industry feedback on the relevant proposal to postpone the measure, originally scheduled to take effect on January 1 next year, that would impose an additional 10% tariff on most electric vehicles.
Under the agreement reached between the UK and the EU after Brexit, for electric vehicles to enjoy zero-tariff treatment, at least 55% of their value must originate from the EU or the UK, with the local value share required to reach 65% for cells and battery modules and 70% for battery packs.
Electric vehicles that fail to meet the above standards will face a 10% import tariff. However, at the end of 2023, the EU already proposed delaying the implementation of these tightened rules of origin by three years.
After the three-year grace period expires, the post-Brexit rules will formally take effect from January 2027, at which point an estimated 70% of battery electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles traded between the UK and the EU will be subject to a 10% tariff.
The UK's main automotive industry lobbying group — the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders — warned in June this year that if no solution could be reached on local content requirements, electric vehicle manufacturers would have to bear tariffs of up to 1.4 billion pounds (IT Home note: approximately 12.381 billion yuan at current exchange rates).
It is understood that the UK and the EU are each other's largest export markets for electric vehicles, and both London and Brussels have set targets to phase out internal combustion engine models in the 2030s.
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