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VW CEO proposes investment credits instead of punitive taxes on Chinese electric vehicles.

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VW CEO Oliver Blume believes the EU should reconsider planned tariffs against Chinese electric cars, given the investment made in Europe. The proposal comes as the EU plans to impose additional tariffs on electric vehicles made in China, following an investigation into Chinese subsidies deemed unfair.

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