Hyundai warns of Chinese EV market invasion in Europe and US
1 report, 1 independent
Updated Sep 21
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What happened
Hyundai is currently losing market share and profitability in Europe due to strong entry by Chinese electric vehicle manufacturers. Hyundai Motor CEO Jose Munoz warned that without maintaining high tariffs and barriers, Chinese automakers could invade the US auto market, similar to the situation in Europe.
From cleantechnica.com
Why it matters
The intense competition from Chinese EVs is creating market headwinds for established automakers like Hyundai in Europe. Hyundai is advocating for significant barriers to entry in the US and other countries to protect the domestic auto industry.
From cleantechnica.com
Who's involved
- HyundaiHyundai, which is struggling in Europe and warning about market competition from Chinese automakers.
- EuropeEurope, the market where Hyundai is losing market share and profitability due to Chinese EV makers.
- ItalyItaly, a market where Hyundai is facing competition from Chinese electric vehicles and tariff pressures.