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President Joe Biden announced last month he was quadrupling the tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles.
Peter Bergen : Biden has been accused of undercutting his environmental commitments.
He says the timing of the new tariffs can’t be divorced from the upcoming election and from Biden ’s determination to show voters in battleground states that he is standing up to China and protecting U.S. jobs.
Bergen says it's unlikely Americans will be able to buy cheap Chinese E.Vs anytime soon.
There are no independent labor unions in China , and the average manufacturing wage is equivalent to about ten thousand U.S. dollars a year, including overtime pay.
Chinese E.V. manufacturers have also made significant advances in design and manufacturing, often by taking technologies and processes that were invented elsewhere and improving them.
A couple of American carmakers have already announced plans to partner with Chinese companies.
Republican politicians objected and Ford put its plans on hold after Ford announced it was building a new lithium-ion-battery plant in Michigan using technology licensed from CATL , a leading Chinese battery maker.
The Reagan Administration limited imported vehicles, but eventually allowed the Japanese companies to build plants in the U.S ..
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