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China 's potential exports threaten the viability of the U.S. auto sector, especially as federal regulations push Americans to switch from gasoline-powered vehicles.
China now produces six of 10 EVs globally and leads in battery production.
China ’s industry has advantages over Ford and GM that government money can’t buy.
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