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Chinese Graphite Is Crucial to Electric Car Batteries. Trump Just Put a 93.5% Tariff on It

UNITED STATES, JUL 17 – The 93.5% tariff aims to protect U.S. graphite producers amid allegations of Chinese dumping; imports from China accounted for two-thirds of U.S. graphite last year, industry data show.

  • On July 17, local time, the US Department of Commerce announced a 93.5% preliminary anti-dumping duty, targeting Chinese graphite imports.
  • Following a December petition by the American Active Anode Material Producers, China’s dominance and alleged subsidies prompted the investigation.
  • Data from BloombergNEF shows the effective tariff rate now 160% with existing duties, as noted by Bloomberg.
  • Market reaction included Tesla's stock falling 0.7% and CEO O’Kronley stating the tariffs will help domestic industry, according to CNN Friday.
  • Looking ahead, the market expects final rulings by Dec. 5, with stakeholders bracing for a transformed industry, according to the US Department of Commerce.
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Chinese graphite is crucial to electric car batteries. Trump just put a 93.5% tariff on it

The Trump administration is imposing a substantial tariff on a raw material that is critical for electric vehicle batteries, which could significantly raise the cost of building EVs in the United States.

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