- Canada has decided to impose 100% tariffs on electric vehicles manufactured in China, following the steps of the United States.
- In addition to vehicles, Canada will impose 25% tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum.
- Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau criticized China for not adhering to environmental and labor standards, leading to these measures.
Halifax, August 27 (FinanceFlashNews.com) – Canada is imposing 100% tariffs on electric vehicles manufactured in China, following a similar move by the United States a few months ago. The decision to impose high tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles was announced on Monday by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
In addition to the tariffs on vehicles, Canada will also impose 25% tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum. The measure was adopted after months of public discussions on the import of Chinese electric vehicles and related products. During a press conference in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Trudeau accused China of not playing by the same rules when it comes to environmental protection and labor standards.
Table: Overview of Newly Imposed Tariffs in Canada
| Product | Import Tariff |
|---|---|
| Chinese Electric Cars | 100% |
| Chinese Steel | 25% |
| Chinese Aluminum | 25% |
Keywords: Canada, import tariffs, Chinese electric vehicles, Justin Trudeau, trade policy
