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Chinese automakers are facing huge challenges in this situation. Although the preliminary ruling has not changed the trend of Chinese automakers going overseas, the high tariffs and anti-subsidy and anti-dumping measures have undoubtedly increased the costs of enterprises and the difficulty of market entry.

However, this incident has a potential connection with the international express delivery industry. As an important logistics link in international trade, the operation and development of international express delivery is directly affected by trade policies. When trade disputes lead to increased trade barriers, the complexity and cost of international express delivery business also increase.

First, trade disputes may lead to restrictions and stricter supervision of cargo transportation. Customs inspection procedures have become more stringent, and the customs clearance time for international express parcels has been extended, increasing the uncertainty of logistics. This not only affects the timeliness of express delivery, but may also lead to a decline in customer satisfaction.

Secondly, the increase in trade barriers may cause companies to adjust their supply chain strategies. In order to reduce costs and avoid risks, some companies may reduce the scale of cross-border trade or seek alternative production and supply bases. This will directly affect the cargo flow and business demand of international express delivery.

In addition, trade disputes may also trigger exchange rate fluctuations. The instability of exchange rates will affect the cost accounting and pricing strategies of enterprises, and thus affect the scale and structure of international trade. As a service support for trade, the business volume and income of the international express delivery industry will also be indirectly impacted.

Facing the impact of the EU trade dispute, Chinese automakers and related industries need to actively respond. On the one hand, they should strengthen technological innovation and brand building, improve product competitiveness and added value, and reduce reliance on price competition. On the other hand, they should reduce the risk of reliance on a single market by expanding diversified markets. At the same time, they should strengthen communication and consultation with international partners to strive for a fairer and more stable trade environment.

For the international express delivery industry, it is necessary to strengthen risk management and service innovation, optimize logistics networks and operational processes, and improve the ability to cope with trade uncertainties. At the same time, it is necessary to actively expand emerging markets and business areas, reduce dependence on traditional trade models, and achieve sustainable development.

In short, the situation of Chinese automakers under the EU trade dispute not only reflects the complexity and challenges in international trade, but also reveals its potential chain effects on related industries such as international express delivery. In the wave of globalization, all parties need to work together to seek win-win solutions to promote economic stability and sustainable development.