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- Britain is considering tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles over subsidised car concerns.
- Business minister Jonathan Reynolds is drafting a tariff package citing dumping of subsidised vehicles.
- A government spokesperson told Reuters no tariffs are in force while officials consult industry.
- British ministers may match the EU’s 45% levy on Chinese EVs to avoid barriers.
- Prime Minister Andy Burnham warned that leaving EU rules could harm the car industry.