On February 20, during a regular press briefing, the Ministry of Commerce disclosed that high-level representatives from the Ministry had recently engaged in discussions with the European Automobile Manufacturers Association (ACEA) concerning tariffs on electric vehicles. He Yadong, the Ministry's spokesperson, emphasized that the EU's anti-subsidy investigation into China's electric vehicle industry has garnered considerable attention from various sectors in both China and Europe. On February 14, Ola Källenius, the Chairman of ACEA and the Chairman of the Board of Daimler AG, reiterated, during a video conference with Minister of Commerce Wang Wentao, the stance of the European automotive industry that disputes should be resolved through dialogue. China has been actively facilitating dialogue and consultations, urging the European side to heed the industry's voices, uphold principles of pragmatism and balance, accommodate each other's legitimate concerns, and work together to achieve positive outcomes in the consultations.