South China Morning Post·4 min read·medium

‘Made in EU’: How Europe plans to use China’s tech to pull level with its EV rival by 2028

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Xiaofei Xu
‘Made in EU’: How Europe plans to use China’s tech to pull level with its EV rival by 2028
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European automakers are seeking to close the competitive gap with Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers by 2028 through strategic partnerships and technology sharing. The strategy involves leveraging Chinese expertise and supply chains while implementing new EU industrial policies to boost local production.

European policymakers have watched Chinese carmakers roll in like a slow but unstoppable tide over the past few years: affordable, polished and threatening one of the continent’s proudest industrial legacies. Many have warned about the dismantling of their automotive prides following the new China shock.

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