Could Chinese EV Giants Break Into the U.S. Market?
Douglas McIntyre and David Callaway, Editor-in-Chief at Climate Crisis 24/7, the two explore the potential for Chinese EV manufacturers to enter the U.S. market by building large-scale plants. McIntyre floats the scenario of a major Chinese EV company offering to invest billions and create U.S. jobs, which could serve as a political win. Callaway argues this could only happen as part of a broader trade agreement, possibly linked to deals involving TikTok or tariff negotiations, but notes that the U.S. and China are nowhere close to such a deal.
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