Foreign media: Analysts believe that even with current trade barriers, consumer demand for affordable electric vehicles will force the U.S. market to open up to Chinese EV brands in the coming years.
Ford CEO Jim Farley predicts that Chinese electric vehicles could enter the U.S. market within 5 to 10 years. Meanwhile, the general manager of Shanghai-based automotive consulting firm Automotive Foresight points out that American automakers will face consumer complaints for failing to offer cost-effective, smart electric vehicles made in China; this pressure will intensify as consumers in Mexico and Canada lead the way in adopting high-value Chinese electric vehicles.
Original article: toutiao.com/article/1873058445040652/
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