Financial Times reports EU and UK plan to delay implementation of a proposed 10%
tariff on electric vehicles. Brussels is seeking industry feedback on the
postponement; the tariff had been due to apply to most vehicles from Jan 1. The
UK supports the move. Automakers had warned the duty would weaken their
competitiveness versus major rivals. ACEA previously estimated about 82% of
electric passenger cars and light commercial vehicles would face the tariff by
2027.
