Nearly 80% of China's leading new energy firms plan to increase their investments in the EU, a trend whose underlying reasons are worth deep reflection.

Foreign Media: A recent survey by the China-EU Chamber of Commerce reveals that nearly 80% of around 100 leading enterprises in fields such as new energy, electric vehicles, batteries, and AI plan to increase investments in the EU, while over 60% expect sustained revenue growth (with 32% anticipating an increase of more than 10%), contrasting with the 38% of European companies operating in China expressing willingness to further invest.

Analysts point out that the lucrative European market, combined with intense domestic competition ("over-competition") in China and restricted access to the U.S. market, is driving Chinese firms to accelerate their EU expansion. Despite facing tariff threats and policy uncertainties, investment intentions remain strong.

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