Chinese electric vehicle (EV) makers may appear locked out of the U.S. market amid tariffs, political scrutiny, software restrictions, and trade tensions, but industry analysts say many may still be pursuing a long-term strategy for eventual entry.
The strategy mirrors the gradual rise of Japanese and Korean automakers in the United States, such as Toyota and Hyundai, and comes as Chinese automakers face mounting pressure to expand overseas.
Chinese automakers are likely playing a “long game,” with major companies patient enough to pursue gradual expansion over a decade or longer, Stephanie Brinley, principal automotive analyst for S&P Global Mobility’s Auto Intelligence service, told The Epoch Times….
Chinese EV Makers Playing Long Game for US Market, Analysts Say
