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The European Union recently has imposed additional tariffs on imports of electric vehicles made in China. Dominique V. Turpin, president (European) of China Europe International Business School, refuted these measures in an exclusive interview with China News Network. He noted Chinese car manufacturers are very innovative and developing fast. EU and China need to keep communicating, have mutual trust, and continue to invest in each other because more trade can reduce the risk of more tensions. (Chen Caixia)