China has sharply ramped up its production of cheap electric vehicles, solar panels, and batteries just as the Biden administration has pushed through legislation supporting many of those same industries in the United States.
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Chinese automaker BYD had recently introduced an electric SUV at the "astonishingly low" price of $14,000. China's auto industry poses an "existential threat" to U.S. carmakers, the report argued.
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After more than a decade of subsidizing its automakers, China has built a substantial car industry that accounts for 60% of global electric vehicle sales, according to the Paris-based International Energy Agency.
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Yellen highlighted the Biden administration's concerns by recalling a visit a week earlier to Suniva, a solar cell manufacturer in Norcross, Georgia.
The company "was once forced to close down, like other companies across a number of industries, because it could not compete against large quantities of goods that China was exporting at artificially depressed prices," Yellen said.
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China hasn't committed to any steps to address American concerns, arguing that its cheap solar panels and other green products are helping the world wage the costly battle against climate change.
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I have no problem with this, I’d buy a Chinese Ev today if they were available.
I bought a MG4, I'm extremely happy with this car and I hope the arrival of Chinese EV will lower the price of all EVs.
Have you seen the new Xiaomi SU7? Holy crap, that thing looks nice!
It's actually absurd how the Xiaomi SU7 can sell for the same price as a decent Camry.
Whoa, pretty impressive for the price.
And designed by an ex Porsche designer
Is that why it takes so many design cues from the Taycan? Makes sense actually...
I'm getting my xpeng g9 in 2 weeks.