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China has agreed to halve its  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar of hybrid cars to the European Union over the next four years. The landmark  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar followed intense negotiations, as both  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar sought to avoid a harmful trade  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar. The EU's trade commissioner, Maros Sefcovic, said the agreement could prevent millions of vehicles from entering the European  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar. He said: "This package proves that negotiations bring  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar." European carmakers have struggled to compete with  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar Chinese imports. China's rise has raised fears of factory  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar and job losses in Europe. Despite these  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar, Mr Sefcovic was pleased with the talks. He said the deal was "only a first step" towards more equitable trade  cheaperclosuresconcernsdealexportsmarketrelationsresultssideswar.