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Mexico Considering Tariffs Due To Proposed US EV Tax Credit

InsideEVs

Mexico's Economy Minister calls the potential tax credit discriminatory and is looking at various legal options.

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Tesla investors post questions for TSLA Q3 2023 earnings call

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As of writing, Say’s webpage for the Tesla Q3 2023 earnings call features a variety of notable questions, spanning topics from Tesla’s factories like Gigafactory Mexico to future projects like Optimus and the dedicated Robotaxi. Is Tesla planning to accept legal liability for FSD, and if so, when?

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China is Unhappy with the Inflation Reduction Act and Has Complained to the WTO

The Truth About Cars

Among many other things, the Inflation Reduction Act changed the way EV tax credits work in the United States. Legal experts say this case might not be so airtight for China, noting that the U.S. Additionally, Chinese EVs are expanding their reach into Mexico, and some expect other brands to reach the U.S. others might.

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Bring on the EV Trucks

Revenge of the Electric Car

According to its website, it is a California-based manufacturer of battery-electric and hybrid-electric trucks that was founded in 1989, spent years or development and has been building and selling its vehicles in Mexico for several years now. market wasn’t quite ready for electric trucks, a spokesman said.

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After chiding Ford for US CATL battery plan, GM may be seeking its own

Baua Electric

or Mexico, along with a GM license agreement for CATL’s LFP battery tech. So even if Ford or GM controls manufacturing, Chinese intellectual property could make these deals a legal gray area. GM already works closely with CATL, but that relationship is limited to the China market. LFP battery tech originated in the U.S.,

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More bad buzz for Chevy Blazer EV: software glitches, doors that fly open

Baua Electric

The error was spotted at the San Luis Potosi assembly plant in Mexico, which then sparked a wider investigation, reports The Street. Also, the Chevy Blazer does not qualify for 2024 federal tax credits, which will surely dampen sales as well. Not to mention GM being mired in legal issues from its Cruise acquisition.

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‘Discriminatory’ EV tax credit could bring Mexico-imposed tariffs

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The $12,500 electric vehicle tax credit proposed in President Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan is being labeled as “discriminatory” by Mexican Economy Minister Tatiana Clouthier, who said the country is analyzing legal recourse and other actions, including potential tariffs against the United States.