414: I just bought Wuling, and you are against it.

The official responsible for chairing this meeting was Anderson.

He saw the situation and did not say much.

Combating new enterprises and ensuring the interests of local European enterprises is one of the important missions of the Alliance.

The popularity of Wuling was indeed somewhat beyond his expectation.

For so many years, the comeback brand had not succeeded in anything, but a mini model actually made it happen.

Moreover.

With such a cheap new energy vehicle, don't those car owners feel uneasy driving it on the road??

However.

The countries of the European Union were not monolithic.

"I, on behalf of the Norway government, express my opposition!"

The Norway Ambassador Bolt stood up.

Many People were not surprised when they saw him.

Because Wuling's branch company was registered in Norway, and its cars were the best-selling, the local government's tax revenue was also soaring.

Moreover, not long ago, they had just signed many cooperation agreements with Wuling, so there was no reason to push this god of wealth away.

"What is your reason, because you received benefits from Wuling?"

Anderson still had to do his superficial work, at least asking the Norway representative why he opposed.

But he knew that no matter what the Norway representative said, when it came to the final vote, his opposition would definitely be invalidated.

"Saying that Wuling's materials are substandard and will cause huge environmental pollution is pure nonsense, because we have already had People conduct various tests, and Wuling's materials fully comply with European Union standards, and even exceed them by a lot."

"Furthermore, the reason why the price of this Wuling mini is so low is precisely because it is equipped with the new battery technology most recently developed by Fenglei, which not only has large capacity, fast charging, but also is safe and environmentally friendly, not at all the inferior product you claim."

"These, they have also conducted rigorous scientific experiments and applied for international authoritative agency certification."

"I think, as the birthplace of modern civilization and the beacon of freedom, when Europe slanders others, can it do its homework? Otherwise, it will make itself look ridiculous."

The Norway Ambassador said indignantly.

As a representative stationed in the European Union, he was already accustomed to such groundless slanders and mudslinging operations.

It was fine before, but this time it touched upon his own interests, so of course he couldn't pretend not to see it.

As a country with relatively scarce resources in the European Union, and little industry, a large part of its cars had to rely on imports.

And the cars these European car companies sold to them were not only of poor quality but also expensive.

The pricing power of oil was also in the hands of a few major countries.

A large part of the money earned flowed into others' pockets.

Now, after the appearance of Wuling's new car, it was high-quality and inexpensive, deeply loved by the Norway People.

One-tenth of Wuling's recent million-dollar order came from Norway.

Furthermore, due to its demand for charging piles, it in turn stimulated the Norway government to increase investment in power infrastructure construction.

For the country and the People, it was a win-win situation.

It could be foreseen.

Wuling and other Chinese car companies would continue to launch more good car models, which just met the needs of the Norway People.

If these current European car company alliances were to launch a so-called anti-dumping investigation against Wuling, impose a two hundred percent tariff, and levy environmental fines, it would cause huge damage to low-income countries and populations.

This forced them to use expensive and difficult-to-use European cars.

Anderson and others listened to the Norway representative's righteous statement, looked around the stage, and then slowly began to speak:

"What the Norway Ambassador said is very reasonable, and I personally agree with it very much, but we still have to follow the principle of democracy, let everyone vote."

Saying this, he smiled and nodded at the Norway Ambassador, and pressed the voting button.

The others looked at the Norway Ambassador, showing disdainful smiles.

After a flash of lights, the voting results came out.

"25 to 2!!"

Anderson shrugged immediately, this result seemed to be within his expectation.

"I'm sorry, the anti-dumping investigation against Wuling, as well as the proposal to raise tariffs, and environmental fines, passed with a large majority, and will immediately enter the enforceability investigation phase."

The Norway representative saw this familiar scene and could only shake his head helplessly, packing his documents and preparing to go home.

...

The next day.

At the European Auto Show.

Martina, as a volunteer, arrived at the exhibition entrance early, wearing the new clothes and badge issued by the organization.

The exhibition center was not yet open, and only a few scattered volunteers had arrived.

"Hey, Martina, you're here so early?"

A blonde aunt greeted her warmly.

"Mrs. Kuli, good morning, I can't help it, who made me buy a new car last month, everyone knows about it."

"Yesterday, the president put the clothes and badges in my car and told me to arrive at the scene early to distribute them to everyone."

Martina looked at the several large sacks next to her with some complaint.

"Oh?"

Mrs. Kuli looked in the direction of the parking lot, seemingly looking for something.

Because as environmental volunteers, almost none of them bought cars, Martina was an anomaly.

And what she bought was a new energy vehicle.

"Mrs. Kuli, do you know which car brand we are protesting this time?"

Martina suddenly asked.

Because when the person in charge came yesterday, he was in a hurry.

Usually, for any activity, they would announce it a few days in advance.

This time, they only gave one night's preparation time, which was truly a bit difficult to understand.

And at that time, it was not clearly stated which car brand they were going to oppose.

"This time, we are opposing a new energy brand from China, it seems to be called Wuling, it's the one you just bought."

Mrs. Kuli said with a somewhat schadenfreude expression.

"Now, I'm afraid you're going to be despised by other environmentalists."

"Mrs. Kuli, mine is called wind rhombus little mm, not Wuling."

Martina corrected, also very puzzled.

"And this is a new energy vehicle, it's more environmentally friendly than gasoline cars, I fell in love with it at first sight, why should I oppose it??"

Martina was a little anxious.

Because she knew that some People in the organization were very extreme.

A general environmental organization, no matter how environmentally friendly, would not say that they don't buy cars at home or anything like that.

After all, Europe is so big, infrastructure, railways, etc., are all very bad, and there are often strikes and delays, so everyone chooses private cars as a means of transportation.

But the Green Party members were different.

They opposed all automotive products, including new energy.

Like Martina herself, she also bought one because the government advocated new energy environmental protection.

Although other members were also eager to try, they heard that new energy batteries would seriously pollute the environment after being scrapped.

Ultimately, only a few People bought new energy vehicles, which also led to only a few volunteers in the Green Party nearby, including Martina, having cars.

And now.

The target of this activity was actually Wuling, the manufacturer of the wind rhombus little mm she bought.

Were the many gasoline car manufacturers participating in the auto show just ignored by the Green Party's high-level officials??

Martina was shocked.

Looking at her beautiful little car in the parking lot, she didn't know what to say anymore.

...