Mu Feng, president of Great Wall: EU countervailing investigation is not interference, only through in-depth layout can we participate in the competition equally.
CTOnews.com October 30 news, according to Sina Finance, Great Wall Motor President Mu Feng today once again expressed his views on the EU countervailing investigation.
Mu Feng believes that the EU countervailing investigation of electric vehicles in China is not an interference, but a resolute competitive strategy, "this is a very certain thing."
Mu Feng also said that Great Wall Motor is preparing some legal documents on the one hand and strengthening the layout of Europe's entire industry chain and intelligent platform on the other.
Only with the help of the forest ecosystem (CTOnews.com note: the technological ecosystem of Great Wall Motor), can we enjoy the local national treatment, participate in the market competition equally, and continuously and steadily transmit China's industrial value, technological value and commodity value to EU consumers.
Prior to this, Mu Feng announced through Weibo on October 23 that Great Wall Motor took the lead in responding to the EU countervailing investigation and was the first to submit response materials on the 11th of this month. "We are firmly committed to the development of globalization, long-term doctrine, and ecological going to sea. Chinese cars will be bumpy at sea, but we will unswervingly accelerate the pace of going out to sea!"
CTOnews.com previously reported that on October 25 local time, the European Commission announced that three Chinese car companies, BYD, SAIC and Geely, had been selected to launch a countervailing investigation.
The European Union had previously announced a countervailing investigation into electric vehicles made in China, but because of the large number of companies involved, the European Commission chose a sampling method to determine the final target of the investigation.
In response, Geely Holdings Group said "active cooperation", BYD executive vice president Li Ke responded earlier that "continue to promote the company to achieve strong growth in Europe."
