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Canada’s move to allow 49,000 Chinese made EVs into its domestic market at a tariff rate of 6.1% is both a return to an earlier policy, and a sign that the country is diversifying its trade relationships as relations with the United States. Though the agreement is meant to open China’s market to Canadian canola oil, and to bring cheaper EVs to Canadian buyers, Canada also aims to open the door to joint ventures with Chinese companies. It’s unclear whether they will invest if relations with US don’t improve.

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Why Canada Is Allowing Chinese EVs