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- The European Commission announced additional tariffs on Chinese electric vehicle imports on Wednesday.
- The tariffs follow a probe into Chinese subsidies and include up to 48.1% in duties.
- Stocks of China's EV makers surged despite the tariffs, driven by perceived manageability.
The European Commission, or EC, announced it will be slapping hefty tariffs on China's electric vehicle imports — but most investors seem unfazed.
On Wednesday, the EC said it will impose tariffs of up to 38.1% on Chinese EV imports from next month — on top of existing 10% duties.