Ford's CEO Sounded The Alarm Again On China. Here Are 3 Ways Chinese EVs Drastically Differ From Their US Rivals

05 Jul 2025 | Abstracted from Business Insider

"EV sales in China have far outpaced those in the US. Almost half of new car sales in the country last year were electric, compared just 10% in the US...the average price of an electric car in China was around $31,500 as of December..China has an incredibly broad range of EVs catering to the needs of the entire market... China's EVs are packed with futuristic tech"

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