German Minister Calls for Increasing Fees on Chinese Cars

The Minister of Economy of the German state of Saxony has called for higher customs duties on cars manufactured in China within the European Union, aiming to increase pressure on Chinese companies to strengthen partnerships with European firms such as Volkswagen. This appeal comes after threats from Volkswagen to shut down four factories in Germany, including the Zwickau plant for electric cars, if alternative solutions are not reached, with the possibility of producing Chinese models within Europe and reducing reliance on current tariffs. The upcoming meeting in July 2026 is intended to discuss strategies to avoid factory closures and to boost European competitiveness against expanding Chinese companies in the market.

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