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This trade situation not only affects car companies, but also has a close relationship with many domestic industries. For example, in the field of logistics, the development of e-commerce express delivery is also indirectly affected. The prosperity of the e-commerce industry depends on efficient express delivery services, and changes in trade policies may affect the cost and efficiency of commodity imports and exports.

The EU's anti-subsidy investigation and related tariff adjustments may lead to the reconstruction of some commodity supply chains. For e-commerce express delivery, this means re-planning of transportation routes and costs. Some commodities that originally relied on the EU market may turn to the domestic market, thereby increasing the business volume of domestic e-commerce express delivery, but at the same time, it also puts higher requirements on the speed and quality of express delivery services.

In addition, the instability of the trade situation has also prompted e-commerce companies to pay more attention to the diversification and localization of the supply chain. In order to reduce risks, they may cooperate with more domestic suppliers, which further promotes the optimization and expansion of domestic e-commerce express delivery networks.

From a more macro perspective, this trade friction has also brought development opportunities to the e-commerce express delivery industry. On the one hand, in order to cope with uncertainty, companies will increase their investment in logistics technology and information technology to improve operational efficiency and transparency. On the other hand, with the further exploration of the domestic market, e-commerce express delivery is expected to achieve wider coverage in rural and remote areas, promoting the balanced development of the regional economy.

However, challenges cannot be ignored. Changes in trade policies may lead to fluctuations in raw material prices, affecting the production costs and selling prices of e-commerce products. This may lead to changes in consumer purchasing behavior, thereby affecting the business volume and revenue of e-commerce express delivery. At the same time, international express delivery business may be suppressed to a certain extent, requiring express delivery companies to adjust their strategies in a timely manner and find new growth points.

In short, the EU trade turmoil has a multi-faceted impact on the domestic market. The e-commerce and express delivery industry needs to respond flexibly to the changes, seize opportunities, overcome challenges, and achieve sustainable development.