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The US Car Market Is In SERIOUS Trouble - Here's WHY
22 Jul 2026 | Abstracted from Two-Bit DaVinci Podcast
China's spectacular EV revolution - fueled by vertical integration, low prices, and strong government support - has turned China into the world's top auto exporter. While Chinese brands like BYD expand rapidly across global markets, the U.S. relies on heavy tariffs that will only temporarily protect domestic automakers while stalling innovation. That protectionism only buys time; collaboration will be the way to avoid being left behind.
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