China is winning the race whilst the US is going back to beautiful coal and stolen oil.
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2·17 days agoThe one guy driving a Xiaomi SU7, is the CEO of Ford. And he’s refusing to give it up. Read the interview he gave after he visited China. https://insideevs.com/news/764318/ford-ceo-china-evs-humbled/
China last year invested over a trillion dollars in green energy. China generates more power from electricity than the US and Europe combined. This is quite an interesting read:
Geely is a brand on its own too and produce their own vehicles. Geely also is a major share holder and partner of Mercedes Benz, like the Smart in China and are looking at strengthing their relationship in regards to EV.
It’s amazing again how limited the US is with choices. In the rest of the world including soon Canada, there is a much greater choice of EV’s. Take Australia for example: besides Tesla there is BYD, Seekr, Geely, MG, KIA, Polestar, Cherry, Hyundai, Skoda and WV. But because of the unsubstantiated hatred of anything Chinese, the US has only a couple of choices. Funnily enough, the CEO of Ford drives a Xiaomi SU7 and does not want to hand it in. Look up his interview after he visited China. The same applies to mobile phones. There are amazing phone brands in the rest of the world but again the US is limited. Land of the free but as long at it is beneficial to the US corporations. Competition is frowned upon.
The US regime hates everything electric, solar, or wind driven energy. They are going strong on oil and coal. Remember Trumpski made beautiful coal part of the tariff negotiation with Europe? Soon steam powered cars are back. Meanwhile China invested over 1 billion dollars in renewable energy just in 2025.
https://hive.blog/hive-167922/@cryptoandcoffee/china-invested-1-trillion-on-renewable-energy-last-year-dqc
Audi is even building specific EV’s for China that are not available overseas.