The auto industry’s Congress member is worried about losing the EV race to China

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Rep. Debbie Dingell (D-MI) says the US is at risk of becoming too dependent on China for EV materials. As for her Republican colleagues, she says don’t expect any help on the shift to electric.

as well. That’s an important foundational issue. We’re going to have to become even more aggressive in working with the utility companies.We’ve got to make these vehicles more affordable. Look, my leases were up on both of my vehicles. In DC, I live in a townhouse. They’re not allowed to have charging stations there. The United States Capitol doesn’t have charging stations. I don’t have the charging availability with the time restraints at my hand. That’s an issue.

We are becoming reliant on China for things not just in the transportation sector but in many areas that we don’t even understand. China is allowed to test their autonomous vehicles on our roads. We are not allowed to go into China and test our vehicles. China’s collecting data right now from those autonomous vehicles about all kinds of things.We’re going to be exporting our jobs to China. Then they’re going to come back into this country. They’ll sell them at a low price, which is what they do.

 

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