Democratic victories could revive stalled EV investments
From Shift: A podcast about mobility · 36:26
Show by Automotive News
In the face of the “existential threat” that China poses, what the U.S. automotive industry needs is consistency in policy, Gabe Klein, founder of Adapt/Impact and former executive director of the Joint Office of Energy and Transportation, tells “Shift” host Molly Boigon.Klein also breaks down how Democrats could help unfreeze several stalled electric vehicle investments.And Boigon talks about what Jensen Huang’s resignation means for Nvidia and the auto industry.
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