Japan’s electric vehicle subsidies are disproportionately benefiting Tesla, according to a new analysis, as the automaker secures a larger share of financial support compared to domestic manufacturers like Honda and Nissan. The findings highlight how foreign brands are leveraging government incentives to strengthen their market position in Japan’s growing EV sector. Critics argue this could undermine efforts to boost local automotive industry competitiveness. The report raises questions about whether current policies effectively balance foreign investment with domestic growth.
Japan's EV subsidies benefit Tesla more than Honda, Nissan Nikkei Asia
