Electric vehicle (EV) manufacturers are facing a significant slowdown in sales, a trend that's particularly evident in the global market. Amidst this slump, Tesla, the pioneering EV brand, is reportedly struggling to keep up with demand. In a surprising move, the company has announced plans to establish a new plant in Spain, where it will hire Chinese workers to staff the facility. Industry observers are left wondering if this strategic decision is a desperate attempt to boost production and stay ahead of the competition, or a calculated risk to revitalize the EV market.
Tesla fuels slowdown in EV slump | In Spain, Chinese workers will staff plant (Kellen Walker) ...
