The EU has slashed an additional tariff on Tesla EVs made in China to 9%, down from the previously planned 20.8%. This new rate is significantly lower than the range of 17% to 36.3% imposed on other Chinese EV manufacturers, which could potentially boost Tesla’s sales in the region. However, the plan is subject to approval by a majority of the 27 EU member states before 31 October. If approved, the new tariffs will remain in effect for the next five years. The decision followed Tesla’s request for an individual assessment regarding the European Commission’s punitive tariffs on China-made EVs, …