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The European Union and the United States have made similar moves in an effort to prioritize domestic manufacturing efforts and attempt to woo consumers to buy vehicles in a local market. tariffs on Chinese imports, including at least a 100 percent tariff on Chinese electric vehicles.”
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Sadly, the concept was put on the back burner so manufacturers could prioritize vehicles they assumed would yield superior margins. The only noteworthy exceptions were vehicles like the Tesla Model 3, which weren’t exactly cheap without government subsidies but offered superior range for the roughly $44,000 entry point.
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