China Targets 10M EVs A Year - In America, 16 States Are Locked In A Fight With Federal Government

30 Dec 2025 | Abstracted from Eldario24

China now produces 10 million EVs a year and is on track to claim over 60% of global EV sales by 2025, driven by strong incentives and a powerful domestic supply chain. Analysts warn of potential overproduction and price wars. Meanwhile, 16 U.S. states are suing the federal government for freezing EV charging funds, arguing the move violates federal law and threatens America's EV transition and competitiveness.

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