SAIC plans lawsuit to challenge EU’s hefty tariffs on EVs

The hybrid variant of SAIC's MG3 hatchback — The hybrid variant of the MG3 hatchback that SAIC began selling in Europe and Southeast Asia this year. SAIC mainly exports MG-brand vehicles to Europe. (Bedroom Studio/SAIC)

October 30, 2024 02:20 PM

SAIC Motor Corp. plans to use the European Union’s Court of Justice to defend itself against anti-subsidy tariffs the trade bloc’s executive body has slapped on its electric vehicles.

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