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Britain would have to copy EU tariffs on Chinese electric cars to join the 'Made in Europe' scheme under a Franco-German plan

Britain would have to copy EU tariffs on Chinese electric cars to join the 'Made in Europe' scheme under a Franco-German plan

Downing Street has refused to rule out the tariffs and says joining would be 'good news' for the British car industry. The Chinese embassy in London warned that any such move would be 'discriminatory'. Britain currently charges a 10% duty on Chinese electric cars, while the EU

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