BYD sees tariff pressure linked to EU-China deal as short term
BYD sees tariff pressure linked to EU-China deal as short term PARIS, Oct 12 (Reuters) - Chinese car maker BYD is already committed to Europe and views tariff pressure linked to an EU-China deal on imports into the bloc as short-term, the company's executive vice president Stella Li said on Monday.
"I think this kind of tariff, this pressure, is just short-term, because we already commit, invest locally," Li said while speaking at the Paris car show.
(Reporting by Rachel More, Writing by Charlotte Van Campenhout, Editing by Alex Richardson)
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