you didnt mention that both europe and the US also subsidize auto production. hell, we both subsidize big oil, and that subsidy makes the auto subsidy look small.
😮🙏 Enter the EV era & that will change the dominance of many once leaders of the Internal Combustion Engine manufacturers ... In EV they only needed to focus on building reliable Electric Motors & cost effective batteries to power them without over-heating! Unfair government subsidies & employing questionable workforce practices & tariffs & reliability & safety issues are the many factors they have to deal with in decades to come ... 🙏🕯🌍✌🕊
In every nation... The USA included... Hyundai-Kia were once again caught using child labor in Alabama both in 2022 and 2024... That might as well be harvesting blood diamonds for Naomi Campbell again!
Mexico has cheaper labor than China. Bet y'all didn't know that! That's why Mexico will always win against European, North American or even Chinese labor... It's cheaper!
Audi and BMW were paying Mexicans $1-2/hour to assemble luxury SUV's destined for the US market... Slave labor is already defacto here when you pay people rates that they can't even by tamales with... That's not a racist joke, btw. That's from the article I read on it from WSJ about how they can't even feed their families much less thrive on those labor rates, even in Mexico...
There are just four HVAC manufacturers still assembling HVAC equipment in the USA. All the rest of them have moved to China or Mexico. All the parts that go into any of them are outsourced. So why are we worried about automobiles and our US labor force?
BTW, the real threat isn't Chinese labor. It's Mexican. Their rates have always been cheaper than China but quite a bit. BMW and Audi were paying $1-2/hour to assemble SUV's as recently as 5 years ago... I think how they are paid $4-5/hour which is still below the ABSOLUTE China floor of $5.50/hour which is just above America's minimum wage of $7.25 which I am sure MOST don't get paid, just the children working illegally in Alabama sweat shops for Hyundai as per the scandal last week...
Without Chinese EV /battery our transition to EV will not happen, it just not possible to produce enough EV at the cost that will make people switch…If Trump is elected everything EV will go down the drain period 😢
you didnt mention that both europe and the US also subsidize auto production. hell, we both subsidize big oil, and that subsidy makes the auto subsidy look small.
Why should I have to pay a tax on something made better and cheaper talk government over reach
Meanwhile, Hyundai and Kia are building ev factories in the US.
😮🙏 Enter the EV era & that will change the dominance of many once leaders of the Internal Combustion Engine manufacturers ... In EV they only needed to focus on building reliable Electric Motors & cost effective batteries to power them without over-heating! Unfair government subsidies & employing questionable workforce practices & tariffs & reliability & safety issues are the many factors they have to deal with in decades to come ... 🙏🕯🌍✌🕊
In every nation... The USA included... Hyundai-Kia were once again caught using child labor in Alabama both in 2022 and 2024... That might as well be harvesting blood diamonds for Naomi Campbell again!
Good for China. Better tech EVs than any other manufacturer.
Which Chinese automaker is using slave labor?
Who says built from slaves? American auto union? LoL they the reason Ford is thinking of moving their F150 production in Mexico.
Mexico has cheaper labor than China. Bet y'all didn't know that! That's why Mexico will always win against European, North American or even Chinese labor... It's cheaper!
Audi and BMW were paying Mexicans $1-2/hour to assemble luxury SUV's destined for the US market... Slave labor is already defacto here when you pay people rates that they can't even by tamales with... That's not a racist joke, btw. That's from the article I read on it from WSJ about how they can't even feed their families much less thrive on those labor rates, even in Mexico...
@@stickynorth average salary in Mexico is 1700$USD a month. I am sure auto workers in Mexico working for American companies make that much or more
There are just four HVAC manufacturers still assembling HVAC equipment in the USA. All the rest of them have moved to China or Mexico. All the parts that go into any of them are outsourced. So why are we worried about automobiles and our US labor force?
Very informative. Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
Most of EV Pulse's Tick Tocks on RUclips are pushing Kias. Are you in their pocket?
TikTok is extremely low priority for us so if something does well here we’ll put it there. Sorry people like seeing Kia stuff.
BTW, the real threat isn't Chinese labor. It's Mexican. Their rates have always been cheaper than China but quite a bit. BMW and Audi were paying $1-2/hour to assemble SUV's as recently as 5 years ago... I think how they are paid $4-5/hour which is still below the ABSOLUTE China floor of $5.50/hour which is just above America's minimum wage of $7.25 which I am sure MOST don't get paid, just the children working illegally in Alabama sweat shops for Hyundai as per the scandal last week...
and living cost in china is cheap because everything are: subsidized. $5 might equivalent to $10-15 in US.
Without Chinese EV /battery our transition to EV will not happen, it just not possible to produce enough EV at the cost that will make people switch…If Trump is elected everything EV will go down the drain period 😢
Tesla is at 30 billion in USA gov subsidies. Not sure what you're smoking.