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Trump’s EV tax credit cuts are fueling a U.S. battery surplus that could lead to factory cancellations, 'a poison pill for U.S. manufacturing hopes'

“If you believe—as many people do—that batteries are a key technology as the world moves towards more electrification, that's not a good scenario,” one expert said.

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fortune.comStai leggendo10 mesi fa

Trump’s EV tax credit cuts are fueling a U.S. battery surplus that could lead to factory cancellations, 'a…

“If you believe—as many people do—that batteries are a key technology as the world moves towards more electrification, that's not a good scenario,” one expert said.

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theverge.com10 mesi fa

EVs are getting a temporary Trump bump thanks to expiring incentives

12.8 percent of car sales in August.

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Timeline cronologica

  1. mercoledì 27 agosto 2025·theverge.com

    EVs are getting a temporary Trump bump thanks to expiring incentives

    12.8 percent of car sales in August.

  2. venerdì 29 agosto 2025·fortune.com

    Trump’s EV tax credit cuts are fueling a U.S. battery surplus that could lead to factory cancellations, 'a poison pill for U.S.…

    “If you believe—as many people do—that batteries are a key technology as the world moves towards more electrification, that's not a good scenario,” one expert said.