Proposed EU Tariffs Could Raise Chinese EV Prices in Denmark

Proposed high EU tariffs on Chinese cars could soon raise electric vehicle prices across Denmark and Sweden. An Italian auto industry group has asked Brussels to impose an 80% tax on imports above a set quota.

This proposal comes from Italy's automotive supplier association, ANFIA. ANFIA wants the European Union to set an 8% market share limit on Chinese vehicles and components.

Any imports exceeding that market quota would face an 80% tariff. In early 2026, Chinese carmakers reached a record 8.7% market share in Europe.

This rapid growth caused falling component orders for European suppliers. Chinese electric vehicle brands are currently expanding fast across Scandinavia.

For buyers in Denmark and Sweden, tariffs could increase vehicle prices and warranty part costs. This friction also affects professionals working in international trade, logistics, and automotive supply chains.

This reporting is based on information from EU Today.