Chinese automaker Chery is proceeding with plans to build a factory in Canada despite losing access to the U.S. market due to tariffs. The company has stated that Canada remains a key market for its electric vehicles, offering strong demand and favorable trade conditions. Chery’s decision highlights the shifting dynamics of global automotive trade, particularly as companies navigate new barriers in North America. The move also underscores Canada’s growing role as an alternative production hub for electric vehicles amid rising tensions in cross-border automotive policies.
Chery Says Canada Is Worth a Factory Even Without Access to the US Electric Vehicles
