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BMW CEO opposes tariffs on Chinese cars, backs voluntary pricing deals
Milan Nedeljkovic warns of protectionist risk from low-cost Chinese imports but rejects EU duties.
What to know
- BMW CEO rejects EU tariffs on Chinese cars as excessive intervention, citing trade escalation risk.
- Nedeljkovic acknowledges pricing pressure from low-cost Chinese imports but calls for voluntary agreements and dialogue instead.
- BMW has previously criticized current EU duties on Chinese EVs and warned of trade conflict risks.
“Additional tariffs would constitute an even greater intervention, which is why I support voluntary agreements based on fair conditions.”
Milan Nedeljkovic, BMW CEO · FAZ (via Reuters/Yahoo Finance) ↗ · Sep 21
Milan Nedeljkovic BMW CEO
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“Some Chinese cars are being offered here at prices that are not comprehensible from a business perspective.”
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