Stakeholders Warn of Potential ‘Bloodbath’ from China Rising EV Dominance

According to the report of DAILY CALLER, At a recent rally in Vandalia Ohio former President Donald Trump stirred up controversy by warning of a possible “bloodbath” for the U.S. auto industry if he did win the next election. While Trump words upset liberal media they reflect a bigger worry among American carmakers about tough competition from China. The Alliance For American Manufacturing said that if lots of cheap Chinese cars flood the market it could really hurt the American auto industry a view shared by workers unions and top car company bosses.

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Stakeholders Warn of Potential ‘Bloodbath’ from China Rising EV Dominance (PHOTO: Brookings Institution)

This shows how hard things are getting for the U.S. auto industry especially with electric cars. China is going all out to be number one in the electric car game with strong support from its government. American carmakers feel the heat to keep up. The United Auto Workers say China push for electric car power could seriously shake up the global car market. It’s a big challenge for both car companies and government leaders as they figure out what to do about China growing control in the car world.

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