Game over Tesla (and, maybe, Western car industry)

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os2warpman · 1h ago

Don't worry about US automobile manufacturers in the US.

Protectionism will continue giving us the gift of overpriced and underperforming vehicles for decades to come.

They'll say it's to protect "Murican Jerbs" but really it's to protect the thick and viscous layer of management and financial slime covering the corpse that is US manufacturing.

znkynz · 1h ago

I have a chinese EV (GMW, not BYD). Its incredible value; Can't imagine buying another legacy manfacturer car - they're all being disrupted.

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