Hakan Samuelsson, head of Volvo Cars, is calling for the EU to lower tariffs on US cars by 10%, arguing that European manufacturers don't need protection.
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Volvo Cars chief executive Hakan Samuelsson has called on the European Union to reduce the 10% tariff on US-made cars, arguing that European carmakers do not need protection from US competition. At the same time, Brussels and the European auto industry are trying to persuade Washington to cut the 27.5% duty on European cars. Volvo, majority-owned by Geely Holding, is affected by the taxes, as most of its vehicles sold in the US are imported from Europe.
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Șeful Volvo cere UE să reducă taxele vamale pentru mașinile din SUA: 'Industria auto europeană nu are nevoie de protecție'
Directorul executiv al Volvo Cars îndeamnă UE să reducă taxa de 10% asupra mașinilor americane, cu argumentul că producătorii auto europeni nu au nevie de protecție față de cei americani
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