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The Dispute Settlement Body at the World Trade Organization has concluded that the additional tariffs imposed by Turkey on Chinese electric cars, which amounted to 40%, exceed the import tariff limits mandated under global trade rules. The panel recommended that Turkey amend its procedures to align with its international commitments, as the results showed that Turkish measures were harming China's trade advantages and were inconsistent with the WTO Agreement of 1994. Additionally, the automobile import regulations currently in place in Turkey diminish the preference for electric and hybrid vehicles from China, violating organization rules. The panel emphasized that Turkey has not demonstrated the necessity of these restrictions to protect consumers or the environment and that they unjustifiably discriminate against China.
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