China’s exports of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles are rapidly increasing.
Published by: Silverado Policy Accelerator • Jul 24, 2026
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SubscribeChina’s exports of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrid vehicles are rapidly increasing, with vehicles from China accounting for a growing share of imports in many major markets; most notably, the EU, South Korea, Colombia, and Australia.
While tariffs and restrictions on Chinese connected vehicles currently limit Chinese exports to the United States, these trends have significant implications for the global auto industry (including U.S. firms).
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