ZETA’s chief executive has cautioned that recent reversals in U.S. electric vehicle policies under the Trump administration could undermine confidence among automakers investing in American manufacturing. The warning comes amid shifting federal incentives and regulatory uncertainty, raising concerns about long-term commitments to domestic production. Industry leaders are closely watching how these changes may impact supply chains and future plant expansions. The statement highlights growing tensions between political shifts and the automotive sector’s push for sustainable growth.
Daily 5 report for Oct. 12: ZETA’s Albert Gore warns Trump’s EV rollbacks make U.S. factory bets riskier Automotive News
