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Chinese EV Invasion: How the West is Battling for Market Control

by Team Lumida
June 23, 2024
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Chinese EV Invasion: How the West is Battling for Market Control

Source: Fortune

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Key Takeaways

  1. U.S. imposes 102.5% tariffs on Chinese EVs, blocking market entry.
  2. EU introduces modest 17.4% tariffs, encouraging local production.
  3. Political sensitivity could lead to overcapacity and low returns.

What Happened?

The U.S. and Europe are taking divergent paths in response to the rise of Chinese electric vehicles (EVs). The Biden administration recently raised tariffs on Chinese EVs to a staggering 102.5%, effectively shutting them out of the U.S. market. Canada is considering similar measures. Additionally, Washington launched a security investigation into Chinese EVs, potentially creating another barrier.

In contrast, the European Union announced additional tariffs of 17.4% on Chinese EVs, like those from market leader BYD. This is on top of a pre-existing 10% tariff. While these tariffs will slow down the influx, they won’t halt it, as Chinese companies are already planning local production in Europe. Analysts, including Andrew Bergbaum of AlixPartners, note that eight new Chinese EV factories are already planned in Europe.

Why It Matters?

For investors, understanding these moves is crucial. The U.S.’s aggressive stance, including the potential for even more hawkish policies under a future Trump administration, aims to foster a domestic EV supply chain, backed by the Inflation Reduction Act. This could lead to substantial state-backed industrial growth but also risks overcapacity.

In Europe, the softer tariff approach aims to integrate Chinese production locally. This could result in excess capacity in the European market, driving down prices and benefiting consumers but hurting traditional car manufacturers. As Citi analysts point out, companies like BYD could still achieve higher margins in Europe compared to China, even after splitting tariff costs with consumers.

What’s Next?

Expect further geopolitical maneuvering. The EU’s tariffs may encourage more joint ventures between European and Chinese automakers, similar to Stellantis’ partnership with Zhejiang Leapmotor Technology. This could reshape the manufacturing landscape, mirroring the Chinese joint ventures that Western automakers have used for years.

In the U.S., keep an eye on the security investigation into Chinese EVs. If deemed a risk, it could permanently block these vehicles, reinforcing the push for a separate, American-dominated EV supply chain. However, this strategy might also lead to overcapacity, making it difficult to maintain high returns in a politically sensitive industry.

Source: WSJ
Tags: ChinaChinese EVsEuropean Union
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