I wonder if an Tariff free American made FoxEss EV
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Posted On: 01/22/2024 10:32:49 AM
Re: ThreeEmInEn #5612
I wonder if an Tariff free American made FoxEss EV battery would be attractive to a US EV manufacturer?.
From FoxEss report.
"as we established cooperation with a U.S. EV manufacturer in relation to the sales of battery "
Do you believe in timing coincidences.
Interesting isn't it that Tsingshan Group and FoxEss decided to host SNPW NOW, during this swift in the political environment.
Report: US considers hiking China EV tariff above 25%
https://fox59.com/automotive/internet-brands/...ve-25/amp/
" Tariff increases for Chinese solar products and EV battery packs are also being considered, according to the report. This would follow restrictions on tax-credit qualification for EVs with Chinese battery components. Starting January 1, U.S. “foreign entity of concern” requirements will exclude a growing number of EVs from the tax credit due to Chinese content".
Great video about the the changing political environment could explain SNPW current site visit and Tsingshan Group and FoxEss hosting a visit that included SC Solar and Autowell.
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/china-evs-bid...52683.html
From FoxEss report.
"as we established cooperation with a U.S. EV manufacturer in relation to the sales of battery "
Quote:
Sun Pacific Holding Corp
@SunPacificPower
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Dec 27, 2023
For the misinformed spreading rumors and lies nothing is happening on December 29th!
2024 will be an amazing year as we proceed with our plans towards building a 1.2GW solar panel factory and 3GW battery facility. Laying out the steps starting with our January site visit
Do you believe in timing coincidences.
Interesting isn't it that Tsingshan Group and FoxEss decided to host SNPW NOW, during this swift in the political environment.
Report: US considers hiking China EV tariff above 25%
https://fox59.com/automotive/internet-brands/...ve-25/amp/
" Tariff increases for Chinese solar products and EV battery packs are also being considered, according to the report. This would follow restrictions on tax-credit qualification for EVs with Chinese battery components. Starting January 1, U.S. “foreign entity of concern” requirements will exclude a growing number of EVs from the tax credit due to Chinese content".
Great video about the the changing political environment could explain SNPW current site visit and Tsingshan Group and FoxEss hosting a visit that included SC Solar and Autowell.
https://finance.yahoo.com/video/china-evs-bid...52683.html
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