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Democratic Senator Suggests Biden Should Ban PRC EVs

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  • #Politics
  • #Driving
  • #Renewable energy
  • #United States of America
Democratic Senator Suggests Biden Should Ban PRC EVs
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APR 2024
Image copyright: Xavi Torrent/Contributor/Getty Images News via Getty Images
story last updated APR 2024

The Spin

Anti-China narrative

There's no way for American manufacturers to compete on an equal playing field with subsidized Chinese EVs. Allowing these cars on US roads would be a major blow to the US auto industry, destroying the United Auto Workers and the union's ability to boost wages. These PRC-made vehicles also represent a significant national security concern since the Chinese Communist Party will be able to collect a considerable amount of sensitive data. President Biden urgently needs to ban Chinese EVs.

Senate

Pro-China narrative

The outlandish notion that PRC EVs pose a national security threat to the US is an accusation China is all too familiar with when Washington attempts to shut down Chinese companies or industries without providing any evidence. The US is once again using protectionism to defend its hegemonic interests while limiting the competitiveness of others. It's not acceptable to use non-market measures to avoid global market competition.

Global Times

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Joe Biden


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