Chinese car manufacturers, such as BYD, face levies of up to 45pc - Getty Images/Anna Barclay Britain could accept the EU's demand for tariffs on Chinese-made electric vehicles, Anas Sarwar, the trade minister, has suggested. Mr Sarwar told Politico that Britain and the EU must "work together and act in lockstep" to combat the flood of Chinese imports of electric vehicles (EVs). His comments were at odds with those of Jonathan Reynolds, the Business Secretary, who just a day earlier, reiterated his concern that Beijing could retaliate against British car exports to China.
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