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Tariff delay expected to boost EU/UK EV production

A delay to the 2024 tariff will give European battery manufacturers the time they need to increase capacity. By Lee Monks

On 6 December 2023, the European Commission (EC) recommended a delay on EU/UK electric vehicle (EV) tariffs. First ratified in 2020 and scheduled for 2024, these were intended to spur the European battery supply chain but currently also represent significant looming financial penalties for carmakers. At present, neither the UK nor the EU possess the production capabilities needed to avoid significant tariff costs.

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