China expected to increase tariffs 25% for imported large-engine vehicles

China's Chamber of Commerce to the European Union (CCCEU) signaled that it "could raise its temporary tariff rate on imported large-engine vehicles to a maximum of 25 percent." The potential tariff comes after the Biden administration announced an increase in tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, among other imports.
Yahoo Finance's Akiko Fujita joins Catalysts to break down the potential tariff increase from China and in the impacts it will have on global vehicle imports.
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[@usmankhalid9438]

Should be 100% tarriff

[@soothsayer2406]

25% was chosen since it's allowed under WTO rules

[@charliecheng3340]

That is mild of China . Only 25% only

[@user-tt6il2up4o]

Tariff the hell out of large engine cars from eu and USA. Tariff environmentally unfriendly vehicles.

[@futo]

this barely affects the US, it's practically mainly targeting German cars

[@hengongchua6250]

Should follow the same percentage of what they have imposed on China cars.

[@pposavids5119]

I think China knows how to play safe..

[@futo]

BYD is still opening an assembly plant in Hungary, so yeah, they retaliating on a lighter level...what i'm confuse is this barely is a retaliation compare to 100% implemented by the American administration

[@Pielewap420]

America did 100%, China should do 100% too

[@MaheshAdhikari]

Expected? Wow who ??

[@lokedcm]

Should do better than merely follow the 25% tax! Should start at 30% is a mark of objections!

[@soothsayer2406]

Blowback, they choose 25% since it's allowed under WTO rules

[@Zerpentsa6598]

Yeah. Make it 50%. Better still, stop using foreign things.

[@TheGmr140]

Tariffs never work, when will the dumb world get it😢😢

[@jerronng6036]

O dear now we r loosing the big engine mkt too

[@lokesh303101]

Yes!

[@chengavitch10]

Chinese protectionism should be denounced!!!! However US protection of jobs is justified.