Low-priced Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) manufactured in Mexico are posing a significant threat to the American auto industry. With Chinese EVs costing half as much as American EVs, the latter are struggling to compete, leading to concerns of an 'extinction-level event' for U.S. automakers.
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Low-priced Chinese EVs made in Mexico plants pose a potentially "extinction-level event" for America’s auto industry. https://t.co/vMW0aEz7mR
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Low-priced Chinese EVs pose a potentially "extinction-level event'' for America's auto industry, the Alliance for American Manufacturing has warned. https://t.co/2WEfW9wrEA
As the Chinese EVs go on sale across the country, America's homegrown EVs — costing an average of $55,000, roughly double the price of their Chinese counterparts — struggle to compete. https://t.co/Uo5loQynn5