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(ECNS) -- As the European Union's vote on imposing more tariffs on China-made electric vehicles (EVs) looms, opinions among different automakers and countries are divided. Recently, Marten Rauschenberg, CEO of the AsiaBerlin Summit, emphasized the importance of cooperation rather than confrontation in an interview with China News Network.

Using the automotive industry as an example, he pointed out that in a globalized world, the number of joint ventures is steadily increasing, and the components of a single car are often produced by multiple countries. Additionally, there is immense potential for cooperation in cutting-edge fields such as artificial intelligence and traffic analysis. Thus, global innovation partnerships are crucial for the development of the automotive industry. (Zhao Li)