When discussing complaints about American car manufacturers, a common grievance is the perceived unfairness of foreign tariffs, particularly from the EU, which imposes a 10% tariff on US autos, compared to the US’s 2.5%. However, US carmakers are hindered by their own protectionist policies, such as the 25% “chicken tax” on light trucks, resulting in a lack of competitiveness in the global market, especially in the EV sector. While traditional US manufacturers focus on larger vehicles, the industry’s slow adaptation to EV technology has allowed foreign companies like China’s BYD to thrive in markets outside the US.
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