The EV Race Between the US and China: A Battle for Automotive Supremacy.

Welcome to our deep dive into the electric vehicle (EV) race between the US and China! This video explores how these two superpowers are competing to dominate the global EV market, driving innovation, economic growth, and environmental sustainability. From historical milestones and major industry players like Tesla, Rivian, and BYD, to cutting-edge technologies and governmental policies, we cover it all. We also examine recent trade tariffs imposed by the US on Chinese EVs and their implications for the global market. Join us as we uncover the dynamics shaping the future of mobility and the exciting advancements in the EV industry.
Topics Covered:
- The evolution of EVs in the US and China
- Key industry players and their groundbreaking technologies
- Governmental policies and their impact on the EV market
- Technological advancements in batteries and autonomous driving
- Market dynamics and consumer behavior in the US and China
- Environmental and economic impacts of EVs
- Challenges and future directions in the EV race
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[@zadaw7220]

You are losing when you impose 100% tariffs on your competitor.

[@highondesign]

😂 so far it looks like it!

[@kenho-wr5ul2rh7m]

@@highondesign in history chinese Ming and Qing dynasty, Japanese medieval era all fall because of protectionism
Great Depression in 1929 and the american outsourcing era in 1980s last till now all started because of protectionism and tariff

[@leondee918]

No need to ask, the US already lost

[@highondesign]

😂😂

[@floridaoutdooradventures8981]

Protectionism and high tariffs never benefited anyone! Consumers end up paying a whole lot more for low quality products and services as a result of such policies.

[@highondesign]

Rightly said!

[@metricstormtrooper]

answer, CHINA.

[@highondesign]

Right!!

[@Ys_Guy]

for better context when you say 'US' just say tesla....other companies are practicaly negligible

[@highondesign]

😂

[@spritemondawmin]

Lots of countries use protectionist policies to grow their local markets. The U.S. does it all the time.

[@socomxx]

China = cheap, bad standards. Tesla has been proven and battle tested with years of experience with safety in mind. I’d rather go with the Tesla all day, safety first.

[@ttumpy]

Cheap doesnt mean Not good, Take an Inventory of your hosehold item, what is made in America and what is made in china, Since the sixties i cant find anything that is made in America..

[@socomxx]

@@ttumpy there is a reason for that lol, same as you don’t see that much made in the U.K. or made in Canada, etc…now teslas are made in America, Germany, and Shanghai. I would only buy Teslas made and assembled in America or Germany where there are strict standards that needs to be met.

[@leondee918]

Your logic is cheap in case you don't know

[@highondesign]

Check the quality of BYD, etc and come again.

[@leondee918]

Your comment reflects the mentality of the western view of China. They neglect the fact that China has been quietly improving on and on, they have been caught off guard when slowly but surely China technology surpasses them to the point it's too little too late to catch up by imposing tariffs, etc.