The Green Wheel Turns: China's EV Revolution Baffles West

China's rapid rise in electric vehicle (EV) production, with its biggest carmaker BYD outperforming Tesla, signifies a potential shift in the global car market. This development raises concerns of a new economic upheaval in Western countries, similar to the job losses experienced from past trade with China.
However, embracing Chinese EVs could offer substantial benefits, such as cheaper and quality vehicles, aiding in the transition to greener technology. It challenges the West to adapt and innovate, rather than resort to protectionism.
As the world shifts towards greener technology, the real question emerges: Can Western economies adapt to this change and embrace competition to spur innovation, rather than defaulting to protectionism?
Read the full article on The Economist.
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