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Armen Hareyan    February 27, 2025 - 8:33AM

In reply to by Randy Kirihara (not verified)

The imposition of a 100% tariff on Chinese vehicles in the U.S. creates a significant barrier to their market entry, effectively hindering the potential for models like the speculated GM one to gain traction. Coupled with potential discrepancies in feature appeal compared to the established U.S. market, this tariff reinforces the challenge. Meanwhile, the strong surge of Chinese EVs in other global markets, coupled with declining Western brand sales, raises concerns about a long-term competitive disadvantage for Western automakers, particularly as the U.S. takes measures to protect its own domestic EV industry.

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