The rate applied to the US carmaker is considerably lower than the duties of up to 36 percent faced by Chinese carmakers
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Tesla will face extra EU import tariffs of nine percent on its electric vehicles made in China under draft plans published by the European Commission Tuesday, subject to approval by member states by end October.
The rate applied to the US carmaker is considerably lower than the duties of up to 36 percent faced by Chinese carmakers, after the EU executive concluded that it benefited from fewer Chinese subsidies than domestic manufacturers.
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