A major shift in U.S. electric vehicle policy threatens to disrupt the country’s automotive manufacturing recovery, as new regulations proposed by the administration could delay or derail investments in EV production. Industry analysts warn that the potential rollback of incentives and stricter emissions standards may force automakers to reconsider their plans for expanding domestic factories and supply chains. With billions already committed to building new EV plants, the uncertainty risks slowing down a sector that was poised for significant growth. The decision could also impact jobs and economic momentum in regions heavily reliant on automotive manufacturing.
How Trump's EV rollback is hitting America's auto-factory revival The Times of India
