For nearly a decade, American automakers had been rebuilding something the country had long been losing — a domestic manufacturing identity rooted in the future rather than the past. Factories rose across the industrial heartland, capital flowed, and jobs were promised. Then the political winds shifted, and what had been a genuine industrial renaissance found itself suspended between the momentum of markets and the friction of policy. The question now is not simply whether those factories will be built, but whether the window for American leadership in the next era of transportation will remai
Trump's EV Crackdown Stalls U.S. Auto Factory Expansion Plans
Job losses and reduced manufacturing employment opportunities across the US auto sector.
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