Canada considers new tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles

The Canadian government is reportedly considering imposing new tariffs on electric vehicles made in China to align with actions by the United States and the European Union. The Canadian government has not yet made a final decision on how to impose new tariffs, but public consultations may begin soon. Data shows that the value of electric vehicles imported by Canada from China has increased from less than 100 million Canadian dollars in 2022 to 2.2 billion Canadian dollars, with the main imported models being Tesla produced in the Shanghai factory. The move is aimed at restricting the world's cheapest Tesla.