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China's electric vehicle industry has made remarkable achievements in recent years, with continuous technological innovation and gradually expanding market share. However, the EU's anti-subsidy investigation and tariff increase have undoubtedly cast a shadow on China's electric vehicle exports. This may involve the EU's protection of its own industry and its concerns about the rise of China's electric vehicle industry. At the same time, the rapid development of the e-commerce industry has also become a highlight in the economic field. The rise of e-commerce platforms has changed people's consumption patterns and accelerated the circulation of goods. However, e-commerce express delivery also faces a series of challenges in this process. With the rapid growth of e-commerce business volume, the pressure on express logistics is increasing day by day. Express delivery companies need to continuously optimize the delivery process and improve service quality to meet the growing needs of consumers. At the same time, the control of logistics costs has also become a key issue. In order to reduce costs, companies need to innovate and improve in warehousing, transportation and other links. In the field of e-commerce express delivery, the trend of intelligence and informatization is becoming more and more obvious. Through the application of technologies such as big data and artificial intelligence, express delivery companies can achieve more accurate prediction and scheduling, improve delivery efficiency and reduce error rates. The development of e-commerce express delivery has also promoted collaborative innovation in related industries. For example, the research and development of packaging materials needs to be more environmentally friendly, lightweight and durable to meet the needs of the express delivery industry. At the same time, the continuous upgrading of intelligent warehousing equipment has also provided stronger support for e-commerce express delivery. Back to the EU's imposition of tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles, this not only affects the overseas market expansion of Chinese electric vehicle companies, but also has an impact on the global automotive industry. For the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers, they actively safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of China's electric vehicle industry and emphasize the unfairness of the European Commission's arbitration information. In the context of global economic integration, the interdependence between industries in various countries is increasing. Changes in a country's trade policy often trigger chain reactions. While responding to external challenges, China's electric vehicle industry needs to continue to strengthen independent innovation and enhance its core competitiveness. The e-commerce express delivery industry should also learn lessons from similar international trade disputes. Strengthen exchanges and cooperation with international peers and actively respond to possible trade barriers and policy changes. At the same time, continuously improve its service level and technical capabilities to adapt to increasingly fierce market competition. In short, whether it is the EU's trade restrictions on Chinese electric vehicles or the development of the e-commerce express delivery industry, it reflects the complexity and uncertainty of the global economic environment. All industries need to seek breakthroughs and development in the ever-changing situation and contribute to the stable growth of the economy.