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The United States, Canada and European Union have announced tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles. These unilateral trade restrictions will slow down China’s automakers and restrict their access to Western markets. But, at the same time, they will bring unintended consequences for Western automakers in terms of restrictions on market access, import of their cars made in China, battery sourcing and technology collaboration.
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Murtuza Ali
Murtuza is a Senior Analyst at Counterpoint Research based out of the UK. In Counterpoint, he closely tracks the Automotive Industry and Markets with a focus on pivotal technologies such as Electric Vehicles, Autonomous Vehicles, Software Defined Vehicle, Infotainment & Digital Cockpit, Mobility and Connectivity. He started his career at Tata Motors developing Electric Vehicles graduating into Strategy roles. His most recent experience prior to joining Counterpoint Research has been as a Consulting Manager at the Transport & Mobility consultants Ricardo UK. He holds an Executive MBA from Warwick University, MSc in Automotive Systems Engineering from Loughborough University and a BEng. in Automobile Engineering from Mumbai University.
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