As far as I am aware Tesla doesn't export its Chinese made cars to more developed markets as it wants to maintain its position as a premium brand.  Don't know what the complaint the EU has about Tesla but maybe the company is getting effective subsidy from the Chinese in return for sharing IP. As for Musk's 'in' with the Chinese, he might find it dangerous trying to play both sides and there is a large part of Trump's support who wants to see big blanket tariffs which would include China. The ingredients for a huge falling out between the two are all there.

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former Tesla showroom acquired	22/12/24 12:12:00	Carl Johns
Re:former Tesla showroom acquired	22/12/24 23:31:00	Paul Campbell
Reply	23/12/24 09:30:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Reply	23/12/24 09:35:00	Steve Taylor
Re:Re:Reply	23/12/24 09:38:00	Steve Taylor
Re:Reply	23/12/24 12:01:00	Craig David Mcdowell
Re:former Tesla showroom acquired	23/12/24 10:23:00	Michael Robinson
Re:Re:former Tesla showroom acquired	23/12/24 13:43:00	N V Brooks
Reply	23/12/24 13:56:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Domestic car industry	23/12/24 16:05:00	Richard Greenhough
Reply	24/12/24 07:25:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Reply	30/12/24 11:10:00	Jeremy Parkinson
Reply	06/01/25 09:59:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Tesla	06/01/25 11:20:00	Richard Greenhough
Re:Re:Tesla	06/01/25 11:46:00	Peter Evans
Reply	06/01/25 15:13:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Reply	06/01/25 17:11:00	Peter Evans
Reply	06/01/25 18:32:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Reply	06/01/25 19:31:00	Brian Coyle
Re:Re:Reply	06/01/25 20:20:00	Peter Evans
Re:Re:Re:Reply	07/01/25 10:55:00	Francis Rowe
Reply	07/01/25 14:46:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Reply	08/01/25 08:56:00	Jeremy Parkinson
Reply	11/01/25 09:42:00	Andrew OSullivan
Re:Reply	14/01/25 09:24:00	Jeremy Parkinson

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