European EV production drive sees China’s lithium-ion battery exports to EU surge

China's lithium-ion battery exports to the EU have seen a significant surge in the first three quarters of this year. This increase is largely due to Chinese carmakers building factories in Europe, as the EU tightens import restrictions on electric vehicles. The growth in exports is also driven by a rise in power inverter shipments to the EU, despite efforts to exclude Chinese products from publicly funded energy projects.

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China's lithium-ion battery exports to the EU are surging, which could lead to increased production and competitiveness in the EU's electric vehicle sector. This surge in exports is driven by Chinese carmakers building factories in Europe, indicating a

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