A new forecast from automotive analyst John Murphy casts significant doubt on the prospect of Chinese vehicles entering the American market by 2030 or beyond. Murphy, who is releasing his annual outlook on Tuesday, cited low near-term dynamics and strong political resistance as primary barriers to entry.
Despite growing speculation that Chinese automakers would soon flood U.S. showrooms, Murphy argued that lawmakers have little interest in permitting such a move. He warned that even if Chinese brands manufactured vehicles domestically, unfettered access would be
Great news for domestic workers. Those trade protections keep our factories open and jobs secure here at home.
Which specific brands does Murphy think are facing extinction? The article cut off right before listing them.
I find it hard to believe Chinese manufacturers will stay locked out forever. Technology and prices change fast.
Honestly, thirty-four percent for hybrids sounds spot on. Americans love the convenience without the range anxiety.