China’s EVs dominate the world — why not in the US and Canada?
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- China is a leading manufacturer of electric vehicles, accounting for more than 70 percent of global production, but its vehicles are largely absent in North America. This situation highlights the challenges of market penetration for foreign EVs in the U.S. and Canada.
- The limited presence of Chinese EVs in North America suggests significant barriers to entry, including regulatory hurdles and consumer brand loyalty, which may hinder competition in the growing EV market.
- As China faces the challenge of recycling batteries from its 36 million EVs, the contrast in market dynamics raises broader concerns about sustainability and the future of electric mobility in different regions.
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