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China has rejected European Union calls to voluntarily limit its electric vehicle exports, warning it will take “necessary measures” to protect Chinese companies. Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun urged Brussels to uphold free trade and ensure a fair business environment.

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00:00China has rejected European Union calls to voluntarily limit its electric vehicle exports,
00:06warning it will take necessary measures to protect Chinese companies.
00:10Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakund is urging Brussels to honor its commitment
00:16to free trade and provide a fair business environment for Chinese companies.
00:22The comments by Guo came following reports that Brussels had asked Beijing
00:27to cap the sales of Chinese hybrid vehicles at around 15 percent of the EU market.
00:33The 27-nation bloc is concerned about the trade imbalance with China
00:37and the damage Brussels says it is inflicting on key European industries.
00:43President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen warned
00:46that the bloc's trade deficit with China hit 360 billion euros in 2025,
00:52describing it as a tipping point.
00:54EU Trade Commissioner Maro Sefcovic will be leading talks with Beijing in October
00:59as Brussels seeks to tackle a widening trade imbalance with Beijing
01:03without triggering a broader trade war.
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