America’s Plot to Wipe Out China’s EV Companies

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[@lexsteel12]

At some point, Chinese toilet paper will become a national security risk to America. We are at an absurd level of paranoia in America.

[@jetli740]

SHhhnn,,, dont give those politician idea... they already done with galic..

[@joyceching6487]

🤣🤣🤣... 🤣

[@Anonymous------]

BBC breaking news: Supermarkets near US Capitol Hill selling Chinese toilet papers implanted with nano-spycams. 😂

[@austinjt4264]

There is no Absurdity Level in America. The Max Level of Absurdity that is agreed upon & shared by the world globally is just another day in America!

[@arthurhwang117]

Exploding toilet paper 🤓😱

[@rogerstarkey5390]

You forgot to mention that Huawei is now rolling out *6G*

[@kaiki8490]

And Huawei phone does not explode or catch fire, unlike the Samsung, and the overheating iphones from india

[@marylaistirland6864]

The beginning of the end of America

[@fffuu4444]

The end of arrogance and emergence of humility.😂

[@arthurhwang117]

I think we’re quite a bit further along that road than the beginning ….

[@yaoliang1580]

The insane and irrational behaviour of US politicians reveals their great sense of desperation and clearly shows that the US is in serious decline. However a declining empire is at its most dangerous n will lash out aimlessly in all directions trying to drag the world down with them.

[@fffuu4444]

And not to mention they are becoming a barking dog too.

[@GregDeman]

I just hope they don't drag us all into WWIII

[@joyceching6487]

GOOD COMMENT... 😊

[@dlcc012david]

Most countries in world will sit back n say to US, Good Luck 😂😂😂

[@BatCountryAdventures]

Now that it's clear China is ahead with EV, it wouldn't surprise me if US and Europe would stall their charging stations infrastructure rollout. I mean they would really be stupid to set the stage that will bring ruin to their automakers. They never cared about the environment to begin with.

[@kammantom]

Horse and buggy replacement deja voux? Street cleaners carriage drivers and horse traders are all out of jobs, how could you paradigm shift on our industries. Just like 2024 Olympic swim team aspirations, “We are optimally prepared and their superior achievements are cheating”. Ignorant racists😂😂😂

[@bradleyp3655]

Profit and market dominance is the number focus of the majority of western countries. They want corporate rule not people rule.

[@fatdoi003]

in today's EV, battery and solar world, you'd either cooperate with china or become irrelevant in the market....

[@LW78321]

Exactly, if they truly cared about the environment, they wouldn't be putting tarrifs on EVs, making them less affordable for the average consumer

[@stephenlock7236]

In full agreement with you. It is just another western colonial mindset to put the brakes on the progress and development of the global majority by forcing them to abide by rules and standards that will hamper their progress and development. Rules and standards that the US regime led West themselves never seriously adhere to.

[@desmondho9567]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤Here is why some of the reasons West afraid of China? 1) Manufacturing superiority over US. 2) Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) = WEST failed BBBW. 3) Better Infrastructure > US collapsing infrastructure & deteriorating public facilities. 4) Beidou = GPS. 5) Heavenly space station = International space station. 6) China Cheap Electric Vehicle (EV) > US internal combustion engine & Expensive EV. 7) Huawei 5G & coming 6G > US 4G & 4.5G😅 8) China lifted 850 millions people out of poverty > US incredible surge in homeless & surging middle class poverty. 9) China strict Drugs and Guns Rules. > US drugs addiction and Guns violence mass shooting. Safety problems. 10) China strict anti corruption laws > US disguise political corruptions by lobbyist as political donations.

[@piditan8127]

Corrections!! 4) Beidou >>GPS ......Huawei>>Apple>>Intel.....China Tiangong >>ISS crumbling & dying... US Starlinks 2 astronauts/1 Indian woman pride of India still trapped/suicidal up there....US MIC Boing dying with scandolous accidents... 25/sep2024 China DF31A accurate to 100m reachable US mainland >> US minuteman lll ordered to destroyed itself mid flight in a confidence show to South Korean VIP......... US leaders are crooks n cheats n thieves leading crumbling US empire to shameful defeats destructions soon!

[@Ludak021]

So, they will achieve what? Force car makers to use more expensive batteries from SK thus increasing the cost of EVs even more? Great strategy, I hope EU follows, it's the opposite day there too!

[@questworldmatrix]

Probably force everyone back to combustion engines, cementing the reality that they don't care about curbing climate change to begin with and expect everyone else to do the leg work.

[@austinjt4264]

These Big Political Figures have big shared in those Western & US Car's stock... All attempts to slow down China weren't about Americans or any security... except their own Stock Value from crashing down.

[@sootuckchoong7077]

US and EU like to buy expensive things. Not cheap things. 😂

[@rtbear674]

Pesky Chinese EV $20k. Great American EV $80k and still using chinese batteries, just cost increased from the tariffs.

[@jjsmith4829]

whenever they get beat they cry subsidy and or cheating; let them ban chinese ev and build and buy their own shitty cars us is not interested in efficiency

[@usiohaki295]

One focus on creating value, the other on destroying. Which you support ?

[@ongsengfook]

United Snakes

[@azmanabas8425]

Of Israel

[@KyFang-e3t]

United shames

[@joechan3388]

There are too many Jews and Indians in the US government and big businesses. Greed, short sight and moronic dominate the day.

[@DrivinginNewYorkCityNYC]

Hummm.. but Tesla use Chinese battery...

[@winfredcoorengel7203]

Why do you think that Elon Musk is cozying up to Trump 🤔😂😂

[@austinjt4264]

@@winfredcoorengel7203 That would be the stupidest idea isn't it? If his intention was to use Trump to go easy on Chinese, it's a bad deal to begin with because China hates Trump. And it was Trump, that completely ruin Chinese & American relationship. So cozy up with Trump will not help much!

[@rogerstarkey5390]

3;20 That's "CATL... THE leading battery producer"

[@davepsk7334]

Why still so many who compares America? They have nothing new or advanced to be compared with. Just a has been, making a lot of noise.

[@arthurhwang117]

US battery technology will take years to expand production and catch up. Meanwhile, US carmakers will be forced to use more expensive, less advanced batteries, which in turn will mean they will have no chance at ANY part of the world market excepting maybe some European countries if the U.S. manages somehow to cordon off this market for themselves. Meanwhile, Americans will be condemned to EV’s at multiples of the price of better Chinese vehicles, which means that there will be minimal uptake, which will further lead to the collapse of any EV production except for Tesla. If the U.S. then tries to ban American companies opening factories in China in cooperation with Chinese companies as Ford has announced it will do, this will also kill any chance that such companies will have a shot at the global market. Talk about a suicide policy.

[@petervanschoors8433]

Klopt helemaal. Ook zullen onze westerse auto's te duur zijn voor 75% van de wereld. Zelfs hier voor de Belgische bevolking is zo'n ev voor de meeste mensen te duur.

[@philipsalmon2192]

Well all American industry thinks we are all “green horns” or so they hope

[@BrandyHeng007]

US is not the only fish in the ocean.

[@georgejesson1944]

US : let's ban Chinese EV tech China : ooook😁

[@nnf9431]

American EVs are so trash

[@joechan3388]

The USA is a tiny market in the world, and raising tariffs on Chinese EVs hardly has any effect on Chinese EV expansion worldwide. The Americans building a tariff wall to close themselves off from the world is a desperate defensive action in survival mode, calling it wiping out China's EV companies is like a bleeding knocked-out boxer whispering on the canvas that he will beat the winner. It is simply delusional or hallucination for the Americans. The West has given up on competing with China in the Green Energy fields like EVs, solar and wind energy; as well as in 4G nuclear power, 5G and 6G communication, etc.

[@estiennetaylor1260]

Can't compete fairly. Use last resort aka sanctions 🤣

[@ahliong]

USA can't compete with China. Resort to sanction and pressure cohorts to follow. Desperado. 🎉🎉

[@josephguo6256]

dream is dream, never come true.

[@willeisinga2089]

US is not the World. The World is the World.

[@wowyzaoy]

too little, too late. The only alternative now is technological advancement.

[@josephguo6256]

western markets are small for China made EV.

[@san3570]

Learn how to produce a good battery first than dream dream of making good EV😂

[@ubermenschen3636]

By the mid ‘60s the U.S. auto brands dominated the domestic as well as the international auto market. Government tariff and subsidies helped GM, Ford, Chrysler, and American Motors capture the auto industry. These companies wallowed in profit while making little effort to advance the quality and reliability of the automobile. Their first wake-up call came from Japan’s Toyota, Honda, and Datsun in the mid ‘70s. The Japanese automakers were hungry for a piece of the U.S. auto market; they introduced small, fuel efficient, reliable, and affordable vehicles which the Big Three disparaged as “ made from Budweiser beer cans.” But these Japanese cars offered as standard equipment at no extra cost the electronic ignition, stainless steel exhaust system, fully equipped with stereo, power brake-steering, and even AC. Instead of addressing QC production and design problems the Big Three lobbied for and received trade protection laws that forced the Japanese auto makers to open factories in the USA in the mistaken belief that equalizing labor cost would erase much of Japanese automakers’ advantage. They were completely wrong; the Japanese ate their lunch. By the 1990s, the once mighty GM commanded only 27% of the domestic auto market -- down from the record 85% market share achieved in the ‘60s. Both the Japanese and American auto makers entered into a de facto detente ; the Japanese recognized the political backlash that would arise if GM , Ford, and Chrysler file bankruptcy. The Big Three accepted the fact that the Japanese automakers have established a beachhead stronghold that can’t be driven out. For the next 30 years both sides didn’t want to ‘rock the boat’ by introducing the next greatest and latest technology - especially EV and battery technology. Across the Pacific over one dozen Chinese and foreign automakers competed for a slice of the domestic auto market. A few small Chinese companies went off the beaten path to develop EVs - a R&D endeavor the Big Three regard as far fetch. Fast forward to 2020, these Chinese EV and battery startups are poised to bankrupt GM and Ford. Decades of government trade tariff and protection laws have all but destroyed US automakers competitiveness. Instead of addressing the real problems afflicting the domestic auto industry, the U.S. government elected to double down the same solution: more draconian trade tariff and protection laws.

[@andrewsarchus4238]

So no more Teslas in the USA.

[@dontaskmewhy100]

China is a (national security) threat to USA from the sea to the moon 😂😂😂😂😂

[@usmankhalid9438]

I am American and i am Shameful utterly Shameful by these Bogus old ass politicians.

[@Sidekick618]

And the two dumb senators.

[@PIT72100]

Like Neil Armstrong hox... Best Hollywood movie the hypocrite US has created.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@HappyPandaBear73]

👍🏼🇨🇳🌏☮️✌🏻🙏🙂❗️

[@g.m.8360]

Can we buy a Electric vehicle without batteries 😬🤣🤣🤣🤣batteries in America will cost 3 times the car without it by the time they get to it 😂😂😂

[@joelchoy312]

Chinese NIO EV manufacturer already proposed a new EV without battery and another supply chain for batteries where we just swap batteries at battery station treating batteries like gasoline.

[@sootuckchoong7077]

US and EU wants to make and sell their own EVs and using own expensive batteries. Let them have their way. Let all other countries have China's way.

[@sktan3743]

China EVs are lowly priced to eliminate any chance of cultivating a competitor. US pricing is to reap excessive profits from those who considered a life style to own western branded products. This greed is an opportunity to be exploited to make them affordable to the general public

[@Anonymous------]

@@sktan3743 China is selling at reasonable prices according to the production costs. Car factories in China can produce cars at costs much lower than USA because Chinese factories are fully robotic automated with very little human labor involved, also the factories make most of the parts from raw materials to finished products, this way cut down huge amounts. All lands are owned by the state not privately owned, factories get free land use, this saves factories a lot of money.

[@Truckingsx]

When you're doing well they're gonna try to take you down. Sad truth

[@Felipe-n3j]

Hmmmm never stop dreamin..

[@TheKkpop1]

This is just another repeat of European, Japanese and Korean automakers beating USA. However, China is yet to export cars to US. I'm not sure how it will hurt Chinese automakers.

[@Hongsebaoshi]

Ughh.. 😑 again with this national security threat bullshit? C'mon Washington! Don't you have better things to do? For example, eliminate homelessness and gun issues?

[@steventan2550]

US lawmakers only talk about national security and weapons, not how to deal with the USD 35 trillion debt, homeless problem, student loan debt, poor infrastructure, etc.

[@donktec]

It's even crazier, the US is looking to pass legislation banning crcuial electronic components from China or this with a significant degree of software from China. US legislators don't seem to understand global supply chains (certainly not automotive supply chains)! The extra costs will go to the US OEMs, who will turn to India (probably) for software and generally pass on increased costs to customers.

[@JohnnysCafe_]

The USA used to pride itself on capitalism and free trade, now it is against free trade when it can't complete, fortunately they are just the head of Europe and no longer has the sway it once had, the BRICS group contain the overwhelming majority of the worlds population and are getting stronger as US/Europe declines, one would think the US would work with China in order to grow stronger and have a massive increase in trade yet they are not, I can not understand it.

[@gordonsek]

Jealousy and fear are negative attributes of human beings leading to negative actions and suffering 😂 Only through Win-Win Collaboration is the way forward for all parties 😊

[@wdp7128]

At the way they are going, very soon toilet paper from China would be listed as security risk too. 😊😊

[@twu905]

Don’t think you need to worry about this. Pretty soon US auto makers will only be able to sell cars in North America. Their prices will be way too high everywhere else in the world where people will buy cheaper Chinese EV’s and hybrids.

[@jgwizo]

This might be a good reason why foreign corporations should be restricted to junior partners and technology transfer. The economic borders are recognized as legal adjudicator to economic borders of a country.

[@PakistanIcecream000]

0:47 Shanghai looks rich and good.

[@georgejesson1944]

U R correct

[@saibinlin4407]

Welcome to Shanghai, I have lived here for 20 years, we are well aware of the stereotypes that people in Western countries have towards us. But we don't want to argue and explain, when foreign guests come here, they will naturally understand everything.If you walk around the streets of Shanghai, you will find that more than half of the vehicles are EV cars, and Tesla is also very popular in Shanghai. We are all abandoning fuel-powered cars.

[@petervanschoors8433]

Als burger kun je ook je eigen sancties nemen. Bv: je houd niet van de Amerikaanse politiek. Dan koop je geen producten meer waarvan de barcode begint tussen 00-13. Israel 729. Elk land heeft zo zijn eigen code. 😊

[@elielee7364]

Jealousy is destroying US and EU nations

[@danielwong2333]

😂😂😂American security risk too poorly and moronly used. 😂😂😂.

[@chew5461-l7f]

My Advice to the US : Be sure your sins will find you out.

[@jacintochua6885]

Good plan but self defeating.

[@georwoogle]

✌✌✌

[@sanjayasudarsono1603]

Nice report👍

[@mariaperea9949]

👍👍👍