German carmakers suffering worst sales slump since lockdown
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German carmakers suffering worst sales slump since lockdown

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The EU has imposed tariffs on imports of Chinese EVs after concluding that unfair subsidies from Beijing let the country’s manufacturers undercut Europe’s industry. However, German carmakers still face challenges from high energy costs and the need to fund the transition to electric manufacturing. German car part supplier Schaeffler earlier this week announced 4,700 redundancies, blaming weak demand and oversupply in the market. The coalition Government of three parties under Mr Scholz fell apart this week amid a rift over the country’s strict rules limiting public borrowing.

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