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[Dormant] Electric Vehicles
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The point of tariffs like that is to allow us made vehicles be the option of choice to buy.
The $25,000 ev means it's a cheaply made car at what would have been an awesome price at $12,500, but not so great at $25,000.
American manufacturers could/would never be able to compete against a $12,500 ev sedan. So the tarriff keeps American evs bloated prices from looking too unreasonable. They can still compete against a $12,500 car being sold for $25,000