Will the U.S. EV industry survive?
| | | | Will BEVs Take a Backseat to ICEs?
The global electric-vehicle battery market is at a pivotal moment. Global demand for low-cost, battery-electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles is increasing but so is the competition.
Chinese EV and battery manufacturers continue to expand their global market share as well as their control over the supply chain.
But with a new U.S. president promising to expand U.S. oil and gas production, increase import tariffs and remove federal EV incentives, will the U.S. EV industry survive?
Join Adam Ragozzino at the Wards Intelligence Q1 Outlook Conference as he breaks down:
🔋 Key trends in battery manufacturing capacity and plant locations ⚡ The evolving chemistry and production landscape 🌍 Supply, demand, and critical materials for EV batteries 📈 What’s next for BEV sales amid shifting policies | | |
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| Adam covers the rapid advancements in electric vehicle batteries and electric powertrains. His focus areas also include the latest trends in batteries, electric motors, EV transmission trends, and the impact on internal combustion engines. |
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| As an analyst, he looks at events and technology innovations in the industry and helps explain why they matter and what comes next. His latest project concerns battery technology trends and who is winning the EV race. |
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