Auto Industry Asks White House to Keep Chinese Automakers Out of U.S.
Trade groups say Chinese automakers have zero U.S. market share and warn that allowing entry would shift jobs and investment away from domestic manufacturers.
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The opening of production routes for Chinese cars in the US and the finished car industry is in high tension. Allowing Chinese automobile companies to build production facilities in the US is like gaining a foothold for Chinese companies to enter the US market at the expense of companies that have invested in the US. An automobile company that has invested in the United States for generations
Large U.S. manufacturers, suppliers and dealers asked President Donald Trump to maintain restrictions that prevent Chinese motorists from entering China’s market. The petition occurs days before his meeting with Chinese President Xi Jinping
Detroit wants to keep Chinese carmakers out, not just cars made in China
The US automotive industry’s effort to block Chinese manufacturers is testing a central question in Washington’s industrial policy: whether a factory built on American soil qualifies as an economic gain regardless of who controls it. President Donald Trump’s willingness to consider Chinese vehicle production in the United States has exposed a divide between attracting investment and protecting the existing manufacturing base. Established automa…
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