Lynk & CO aims to bypass EU tariffs by focusing on plug-in hybrids

The Lynk & CO 01 gets a new front bumper and grille. — The revised Lynk & CO 01 gets a new front bumper and grille, along with more power, improved fuel efficiency and reduced emissions. (LYNK & CO)

December 11, 2024 04:19 AM

Chinese brand Lynk & CO will focus on plug-in hybrids in Europe rather than pivot to full-electric cars because hybrid powertrains are not being targeted by the European Union’s additional tariffs on battery-electric vehicles built in China.

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